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+1...I also would like to know. This is the first breeding of otos I've heard of...congrats.Wow great job!
From what i have read, these guys are really hard to breed in captivity.Im surprised no has asked about your specs, so i will
What is the tank temp?
what are you feeding them?
Tank size?
PH,KH,GH?
No target feeding. Not sure how I would go about doing this. Ideas? I'm trying not to tinker around too much with the tank. As for feeding, I break a couple of small algae waffers into small pieces and drop them all around the tank. I also add a pinch of crumbled up flakes. This seems to keep everyone in the tank happy. (mom and dad oto, briggs snails and yellow shrimp).
I'll have to post the latest numbers this evening.
Tank size is a 10g. I do know for temp, it is 74.
The one thing I just started doing that I hope is the right thing to do, was to add an airstone in there for a few hours. That's been the only change. Up until that point, I have not ran air. My main reason was to break up the film on the top of the water. Debating if I should continue doing that or not. Want to make sure I keep the tank consistent with what ever it was I was doing to coax the breeding.
I'll have to post the latest numbers this evening.
Tank size is a 10g. I do know for temp, it is 74.
The one thing I just started doing that I hope is the right thing to do, was to add an airstone in there for a few hours. That's been the only change. Up until that point, I have not ran air. My main reason was to break up the film on the top of the water. Debating if I should continue doing that or not. Want to make sure I keep the tank consistent with what ever it was I was doing to coax the breeding.
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