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Great news Wynx, i just got back into tanganyikans on a very small scale, got some multifasciatus...
James
Well, my batch of fries are 5 weeks old now.
The sad thing is, I think I lost the mum to malawi bloat or something like that. I didn't dare to medicate the tank as the fries are not yet matured. In any case, the fries are feeding on brine shrimps, daphia, tetra bits now..
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Great news Wynx, i just got back into tanganyikans on a very small scale, got some multifasciatus...
James
Currently keeping many wild betta species and other anabantoids.
wynx,
congrats on the brevis fries, they are looking good
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Well, I hope I can get another pair out of the brood of 20 odds...since the female brevis...oh well..
I will probably put up some of these nice guys up for exchange for an ocellatus or multis....
alas, space is a premium!
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Ocellatus are very aggressive little fish indeed! The 'Gold' variety are very nice.
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