Reply With QuoteHehehe. Very cool. But where to keep the babies? In a pail? Hehehe.
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Went to Midori last saturday to get Betta falx for a friend of mine, all of them are looking very good in my opinion, as in mature and healthy.
These are pretty easy mouthbrooder to spawn, their maximum size is around 6cm, so you can provide them with a 1 ft tank and they will spawn for you. pH and temperature requirement is 5-7 and 28-30 degrees respectively, not that demanding.
They accept sinking pellets (i tested in the shop itself, haha), daphnia and frozen bloodworm readily, so it is easy in terms of their feeding.
i put them in a small tank and out of my expectation, they spawned on Monday (yesterday), which proved their ease of breeding. i managed to capture their last embrace when i got home from work and also the brooding male...
look at the bulging mouth of the male...
lifeisfullofemptypromisesandbrokendreams
Hypancistrus and Tanganyikan cichlids breeding
Hehehe. Very cool. But where to keep the babies? In a pail? Hehehe.
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Haha so fast.. buy more wilds and keep
*c328 got a bunch of Betta anabantoides/cf. anabantoides/midas (came in as edithae) ..... hehe
Last edited by johannes; 1st Jun 2010 at 19:22.
lifeisfullofemptypromisesandbrokendreams
Hypancistrus and Tanganyikan cichlids breeding
They had some coccina too. Did you see them?
i didn't go there today, so have not seen them yet...
lifeisfullofemptypromisesandbrokendreams
Hypancistrus and Tanganyikan cichlids breeding
Congrats Jo. If you recall, Eddy had a few tankful of them within a few months of receiving his first shipment. :P
Don't bother ... hehehe ... you won't see them there. Have to visit Tan or me to see them now. hahaha.Originally Posted by johannes
i didn't go there today, so have not seen them yet...
The real trick is to keep them from breeding.
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