Hello Bill,
Its a ten gallon, and is pretty heavily planted(but not packed to the brim yet). Whats a guy to do? It seems that the time of the most aggression is during feeding.
~Joseph
I'd get another 10 gallon from Wallyworld for 10 bucks and split them up:
Four females each with 1-2 males would be better. Both tanks would be
a breeding colony, permanent method. Have you seen any more eggs
with this many fish in the tank? The females that aren't breeding are avid
eggeaters, more so than the ones breeding--I've been told. Dunno where
I heard this (shrouded in the mists of time)...perhaps it's folklore
Bill
Hello Bill,
Money as far as buying a 10 gallon is not the issue, but space/permission is(good stuff when you are a teen). How many fish could I expect from just 1 ten gallon colony? These fish from what I've read seem to require it warm so keeping them in tubs and other containers would not work except during the summer.
In any case if Bill or anyone else would like a pair of two keep in touch. I think I will be removing 2-3 pairs and any spare males come spring.
~Joseph
Joseph, I'd definitely be interested in a pair, trio, this spring, LMK. Also
let me know if you will be having room for more species, come this
spring.
Bill
that's really funny
jocker
Jocker, you need to share with us, your mirth. I'm glad you're tickled,Originally Posted by Jerry_Neat
that's really funny
welcome aboard!
Bill
Hello Bill:
I'd be happy to get you a pair(or two pair...gotta use these males).
As for species expansion, we'll see in spring if anything changes.
~Joseph
~Joseph
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