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Brek Park-my code | | Water conditions: Moderately hard and alkaline | Water temperature: 24-27oC | | Disposition: Active, but not aggresive | Community tank?: Yes, a good community fish | | Spawning Method: Adult fish removed from tank | Breeding problems: none | | Sex ratio: Somewhat male heavy | Breeding difficulty: Average | | Sucess: Fairly sucessful | Years Experience: 3 | | Other Comments: They were caught locally in the DFW area of U.S.
Eggs non adhesive, fry survival in unplanned tank minimal at best.remove adults after two weeks and wait about 1 1/2 to 2 weeks fro fry to appear. Some substrate irregularities for eggs to fall into. Fry hatch are easy to care for. Adult food, quality flake, frozen, live mosquito larvae, black worms, daphnia.
Fry on fine food, BBS, vinegar eels. Adults like currant and room but not mandatory, kept mine in 40 gallon, but kept up to 100 at a time for months on diferent occaisions. | | Date this record created: 29th June 2007 | Breeding date: 29th June 2006 | | Breeder: Arnold | Location: Dallas, Tx |
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Aquarium strain | | Water conditions: Moderately hard and alkaline | Water temperature: 24-27oC | | Disposition: Active, but not aggresive | Community tank?: Yes, a good community fish | | Spawning Method: Adult fish removed from tank | Breeding problems: none | | Sex ratio: Somewhat male heavy | Breeding difficulty: Average | | Sucess: Fairly sucessful | Years Experience: 3 | | Other Comments: They were caught locally in the DFW area of U.S.
Eggs non adhesive, fry survival in unplanned tank minimal at best.remove adults after two weeks and wait about 1 1/2 to 2 weeks fro fry to appear. Some substrate irregularities for eggs to fall into. Fry hatch are easy to care for. Adult food, quality flake, frozen, live mosquito larvae, black worms, daphnia.
Fry on fine food, BBS, vinegar eels. Adults like currant and room but not mandatory, kept mine in 40 gallon, but kept up to 100 at a time for months on diferent occaisions. | | Date this record created: 29th June 2007 | Breeding date: 29th June 2006 | | Breeder: Arnold | Location: Dallas, Tx |
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Aquarium strain | | Water conditions: Moderately hard and alkaline | Water temperature: 24-27oC | | Disposition: Active, but not aggresive | Community tank?: Yes, a good community fish | | Spawning Method: Adult fish removed from tank | Breeding problems: none | | Sex ratio: Somewhat male heavy | Breeding difficulty: Average | | Sucess: Fairly sucessful | Years Experience: 3 | | Other Comments: They were caught locally in the DFW area of U.S.
Eggs non adhesive, fry survival in unplanned tank minimal at best.remove adults after two weeks and wait about 1 1/2 to 2 weeks fro fry to appear. Some substrate irregularities for eggs to fall into. Fry hatch are easy to care for. Adult food, quality flake, frozen, live mosquito larvae, black worms, daphnia.
Fry on fine food, BBS, vinegar eels. Adults like currant and room but not mandatory, kept mine in 40 gallon, but kept up to 100 at a time for months on diferent occaisions. | | Date this record created: 29th June 2007 | Breeding date: 29th June 2006 | | Breeder: Arnold | Location: Dallas, Tx |
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*Nomenclature correct according to KILLIDATA
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