inka eggs

[blueblue]

Today is the Lunar New Year in Hong Kong, i am so glad to find the female inka taking care of her red eggs... the eggs have already developed quite well and we could see the tail and eyes of the fry





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[ovj78]

Nice! I recently bought an inka pair and i hope that they will spawn soon. Its a beutiful fish.

 

[Houndog]

Very nice, love the red eggs

 

[blueblue]

Thanks much ovj78 and Houndog

To ovi78: i am sure your inka will spawn sooner or later;
inka is actually quite easy to breed when we provide the fish
with good food and acidic water

 

[ovj78]

Ok, good to hear. I did a waterchange today with acidic water about ph 5,5 so I hope that they will be spawn soon. I have recently had spawns of cacatuoides, trifasciata, d.filamentosus, agassizii and m.altispinosus. So my water works good for me. I have prepared water with peat in.

 

[blueblue]

Ok, good to hear. I did a waterchange today with acidic water about ph 5,5 so I hope that they will be spawn soon. I have recently had spawns of cacatuoides, trifasciata, d.filamentosus, agassizii and m.altispinosus. So my water works good for me. I have prepared water with peat in.

You will definitely succeed!!

 

[blueblue]

Free swimming now



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[ovj78]

Hi blueblue! I did succeed, today I noticed some free swimming fries. I look forward to see them grow up.

 

[Liquid]

blueblue- Are these inka 50? any pics of the father

 

[blueblue]

Hi blueblue! I did succeed, today I noticed some free swimming fries. I look forward to see them grow up.

Great, congratulations ovj78!!

 

[blueblue]

blueblue- Are these inka 50? any pics of the father

Yes Liquid, they are Inka 50. The father's pic is as shown below
http://forum.apistogramma.com/showthread.php?t=3691