Reply With Quotethe plant looks cool! is it easy to keep? and your driftwood looks cool too but cant see the full view of it. tank is so big for these fortunate crs! bangolow stay!
Want to share with you guys one of my newly set up breeding tank.
Nothing much- Run by 2 sponge filters and a fan with a PL light.
Plants are minimal- Just red tiger lotus.
Temperature achieved for this tank is 26-28 degrees.
Tank was cycled about a month with snails and tetras. After which few outstanding pieces were selected and introduce into tank.
Males to females ratio is 3 is to 10. Size of males had to be about the size of females. Reason being they had to be muscular enough to turn the female when doing breeding dance.
Cheers.
the plant looks cool! is it easy to keep? and your driftwood looks cool too but cant see the full view of it. tank is so big for these fortunate crs! bangolow stay!
just a 2.5ft tank. Its a bog wood of which is hard to sink. Yes plant should be easy to maintain.
nice .. your sponge filter at the right .. Look like it is covered with algae .. on purpose or natural
algae like to grow on my sponge. I have no idea why?...hehe
Nice!Originally Posted by Spid
Reason being they had to be muscular enough to turn the female when doing breeding dance.
Cheers.
I know they dance but I can see RAPE as well. ;P
rape is too strong a word.
your tank finally finish cycling! looks like more stock available soon.
Nice, how do you keep the ammonia and nitrate down with so little plants?
nice breeding tank you have there
Hope so...your tank finally finish cycling! looks like more stock available soon.
For breeding tank is normal. I usually start off with less than 20adults.
I do not expect a huge population coming in so fast, unless I am able to discover some substance to mass produce them in double quick time.
So nitrate will be kept low. So is my ammonia.
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