Breathable bags

[selena]

Selena, will you be visiting this weekend? Let me know so I can pre-pack a pair of the N'sukka.

Can't refuse Ronnie when he sweet-talked to me and I blurred blurred end up taking a pair of N'sukka home.

After climatising the pair, I put them in a partition barely 5" x 12" ( I wasn't prepare to see any action)between the Lokoja and striatum. The two acted like newly-wedded, following each other and exploring the area. I did some housekeeping, giving them some worms and top-up with overnight water. This tank does not have any filtration, only an air stone and is share by 4 species. Anybody who spawned will be located a wider space and those that doesn't will have the male and female sectioned up.

OK cut the story short; I collected one egg an hour later after I threw in the mop. Don't hold your hope too high, this one and only egg she has been keeping inside her IS A YEAR OLD

Will check the mop again tonight.


Selena

[stormhawk]

Ronnie, Steve's article was in PFK. It's purpose was to destroy the myths about Killies being hard to keep and only for the experienced hobbyist. If you promise not to distribute it (or tell PFK) I'll scan it for you.

Tom, if you're still eyeballing this thread, which issue of PFK was it and what's the author's full name? Instead of just Steve that is. I wish to read up on that article.

Fish heading back to you will be-

1 pair A. primigenium Kanda GJS 00-18
1 pair A. riggenbachi Yellow (99% sure it's the Dibeng import to the UK in '01 but I recieved them with only the "Yellow" label so can't say for sure)
1 pair or maybe trio A. spoorenbergi (Aquarium strain)

Also having a stab at breeding Fp. sp. GS 2 and A. gabunense boehmi for the first time, any eggs produced will be heading your way too.

If anyone wants them I also have plenty of Endler's livebearers, Girardinus metallicus (Black Chin Livebearer) and Ameca splendens (an endangered Goodeid) that can be put in too. I'm assuming these will ship as well as the killies as they're Livebearing Toothcarps and killies are Egg-laying Toothcarps.

Nice list of fish that's supposed to head back to Ron but I've yet to see any turn up. Probably the box got sent to Siberia??