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| Breeding Have you had any experience breeding this species? Why not fill in a species questionaire. 7 other fishkeepers sucessfully bred this species and left a reports, their results are sumarised below Method: Long term (fry appear with adults) (57%) Spawning Mops (29%) Peat (or similar) spawning substrate (14%) Water Conditions: Very soft and acidic (14%) Moderately soft and acidic (86%) Temperature: 20-23C (57%) 24-27C (43%) Read the full breeding report(s) for Pseudoepiplatys annulatus | ||||||||||
| Pseudoepiplatys (or Epiplatys) annulatus is a small delicate killifish that is abundant in the wild, and therefore often available in wild-caught shipments from West Africa. It does best when fed regularly with artemia and other small livefoods; fry will often grow up alongside their parents. Look at this picture of a male annulatus about to eat a fruit fly. Eggs are small and delicate, making picking them from mops less effective than with other species Links | ||||||||||
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