kribensis probs

what size tank is this? I'd say just give them time. I actually go lucky with mine and just got a male and female and they paired off. It took mine a few weeks so i'd just give it time and see how they do. Most likely he is going to choose one of the two females and then you might have a problem with the other.

Over the years I've had three pairs of kribs, only one pair at a time, the first two pairs really didn't pair up and kinda ignored each other. This January I had a male in my thirty gallon and saw two females in the lfs in full color and plump with eggs. I bought them and within a week one was dead, aggression or egg bound I don't know which but the females were fighting and I have read that it is best to only keep one pair in a tank unless your tank is long and well decorated. By February the male and remaining female paired up and raised a batch of fry. They aggressively guarded their fry and threatened the health of my peaceful community tank so I moved the whole family to their own 20 gallon. So in my experience, only one pair per tank, patience, and keep them alone when breeding. If you have multiple tanks, I would move one of the females to another tank and keep her in reserve in case the male refuses the first female.