Awesome write up. I might have to try my hand with these guys. Are they prone to keeling over in higher temp (78* or so) water?
Breeding Rhinogobius rubromaculatus + some impressions on the species. Pic Heavy.
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I'm waiting for the rainy season to end so the collectors can get back to work. So far I have semonis and sewellia lineolatas in QT (one more week). I'm looking for wui, zhoui and duospilus when they become available. Rachel found some percs and hopefully will get them to me in a month or so.
Great journal! You're obviously doin' something right, there. The fish look very healthy.
Mark
Great journal! You're obviously doin' something right, there. The fish look very healthy.
Mark
Misa: NO. They seem much more tolerant to warm water than duo's, and duo's are fine in it, they just are a little less active. Keeping up the oxygen is important, though.
Wesley, I have rubro and duo eggs going right now. PM me in a month to see if I'll have some to sell you. I'll probably forget, and I'm not on much anymore to check the boards. Actually, I'll pm you this info now.
Wesley, I have rubro and duo eggs going right now. PM me in a month to see if I'll have some to sell you. I'll probably forget, and I'm not on much anymore to check the boards. Actually, I'll pm you this info now.
Beautiful fish. Very cool martini glass idea. Good luck with the next hatch!
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