Wow.... congrats bro, normally it takes 5 days. But you didnt know when the eggs were laid, but not too worry as dad is there to guard and fan the eggs. just and and see..
Will wait for your good news!
I was trying to catch my L144 out from my tank and I accidentially found eggs in one of the apisto caves. There are like 8 to 10 eggs clinging on the side of the caves.
Male guarding eggs (Pardon for the blur picture)
I didn't take the eggs pictures as I don't want to disturb the male.
Hopefully I will see fries.
Will update if there is progress.
Can I ask how long the eggs will be come fries?
Cheers
Nicholas
Newbie en el cichlid enano
Wow.... congrats bro, normally it takes 5 days. But you didnt know when the eggs were laid, but not too worry as dad is there to guard and fan the eggs. just and and see..
Will wait for your good news!
lifeisfullofemptypromisesandbrokendreams
Hypancistrus and Tanganyikan cichlids breeding
Hopefully the male is not spooked when I try to catch it out just now.
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Nicholas
Newbie en el cichlid enano
Wow, you even manage to spawn them in an apistogramma cave! Congrats bro. Usually a first timer male "might" eat the eggs. IF (touch wood) it does eat it, don't worry cause once they start, they'll never stop.
Took a snap shot when the male left the caves.
Not sure if he will go back in.
Haiz
Nicholas
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Interesting, the eggs are sticky. Congrats!
Think the male shift the eggs.
Last check before I left the house, male is back fanning the eggs.
This is so exciting.
Nicholas
Newbie en el cichlid enano
woah! great sharing on the breeding....i believe subsequent breeding, eggs will be getting more.
Joe
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Once the parents are disturbed, I will remove all fries Because their defensive nature will require them to 'makan' all fries. Anyway, that's what i will do.
Congratulation! last but not least. Give me one fry! very hardworking one. scrap algae like no tomorrow.
colin | The Wilderness and Forest | FTS
Congrats on your successful breeding!
-clint- ~apisto keepers unite!~
WOW!!
You've graduated from a "fish keeper" to a fish breeder!
Congratulations wackytpt!!
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celticfish
It is a good day to die!!!
I finally uploaded an avatar and Cupid is dead!!!
dont say yet... they aren't hatched yet.. haahaha..
can see he still have itchy fingers go and open the cave and take pictures. lol.
Good luck wackytpt!! good on you for getting them to breed.. now lets see if the young survive! You will need all the luck to study them and learn how to breed them correctly.
Thanks for sharing.. quite interesting indeed.
Thanks for well wishing but hold on the congratulations.
As mentioned Rammasatone mentioned, I can't qualify to be a fish breeder unless the eggs become fries.
Was a bit itchy hand to take picture as this is my 1st time breeding plecos.
Cheers
Nicholas
Newbie en el cichlid enano
Bro how big your tank, and any other fishes around??
Congrats to your breed!!!
The tank size is the 5plan 2ft tank with ada soil and sudo sand.
There is a pair of apisto wilhelmi, green laser cories, 2 barbus caben & 4 pieces of L144.
Nicholas
Newbie en el cichlid enano
Not yet ... Need to rise the fry to at least 1 month before you upgrade yourself as a breeder .
L46 . L173 . L66 . L333 . L399 . L174 . L144 . Lower
Xingu .
if they "do" hatch, better remove them earlier (5 - 6 days after spawning) else they're gonna be wilhelmi food
Should be day six now Any updates of the fry ?
L46 . L173 . L66 . L333 . L399 . L174 . L144 . Lower
Xingu .
Eggs didn't make it. But there seems to be new actitivities again.
Will update if there are new updates.
Cheers
Nicholas
Newbie en el cichlid enano
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