Breeding
- Thread starter Aqualung
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Documented (BAP): Parachromis motaguensis, Neolamprologous pulcher, Neolamprologous helianthus, Xiphophorus montezumae, Phallichthys fairweatheri, Tanichthys micagemmae, plus Cryptoheros nanoluteus (pending article)
Undocumented: Asst Xiphophorus mutts, Guppies, Angels, Discus, Herotilapia multispinosa, many Mbuna, Tropheus moori, lots of plant-spawning Killies, Peacock Gudgeons, Desert Gobies, Bettas, Dwarf Gouramis, Columbian Tetras, Red Belly Piranha, Spotted Bamboo Shark, plus some others.
Spawned but didn't raise fry successfully: Orange Spot Sunfish, Neon Tetras, Domino Damsel Fish, Amblygobius semicinctus.
Undocumented: Asst Xiphophorus mutts, Guppies, Angels, Discus, Herotilapia multispinosa, many Mbuna, Tropheus moori, lots of plant-spawning Killies, Peacock Gudgeons, Desert Gobies, Bettas, Dwarf Gouramis, Columbian Tetras, Red Belly Piranha, Spotted Bamboo Shark, plus some others.
Spawned but didn't raise fry successfully: Orange Spot Sunfish, Neon Tetras, Domino Damsel Fish, Amblygobius semicinctus.
Currently: Glowlight danios/choprae, normans lampeyes, peacock gudgeons, shellie multies, black bar endlers, BN plecos, red cherry shrimp, crystal black shrimp, brigg snails (mystery/apple), spixi snails, columbian ramshorns, all kinds of pest snails, live cultures.
Well, I just ordered a confirmed breeding pair of Honduran Red Point cichlids from another member here a few days ago, they're shipping Monday and should get here Wednesday so... hopefully these, soon?
http://www.gcca.net/fom/Archocentrus_sp_Honduran-Red-Point.htm
Never actually bred fish before, just kept, so suggestions / hints / tips / whatever are welcome. I'm reading like crazy of course.
http://www.gcca.net/fom/Archocentrus_sp_Honduran-Red-Point.htm
Never actually bred fish before, just kept, so suggestions / hints / tips / whatever are welcome. I'm reading like crazy of course.
Well, my first were black mollies, and over the years, i have spawned many guppy types, kribs, swords, black neon tetras, many types of inverts, and my latest are Xenotoca eisenie and Xenotoca variata.
