View Full Version : Any info on breeding C.aurantimaculata?????
aapl76
06-24-2005, 1:39 PM
hi!!! brudders...
any brudders here has successfully succeeded in breeding C.auranti? can any brudders provide some info on the breeding of this breed.
thanxs cheerio!!!!!
PhullTank57
06-24-2005, 4:18 PM
hi!!! brudders...
any brudders here has successfully succeeded in breeding C.auranti? can any brudders provide some info on the breeding of this breed.
thanxs cheerio!!!!!
aapl76,
Bro, i think the closest thing you'll find to breeding auratis. is shown here at snakeheads.org. Pictures show pair actually displaying spawning/breeding behavior.
snakeheads.org (http://snakeheads.org/aquaristic/species/aurantimaculata/sexDimorphism.ppt)
hmm... last time i seen these two, they were chowing down on Hikari food sticks, freeze dry kril, gachua babies, and even brine shrimp. Funny that they never took feeder fish tho?!! :idea:
Enjoy & good luck! ;)
sen_jie
06-25-2005, 12:25 AM
stunning fishes.... i hav nv breed snakhead myself, but if i am not wrong for a pair of snakehead to breed(manged to read it somewhere in the net as well as in the library).. u need to hav lower PH and also driftwoods in the tank for the fishes to hide and for a breeding spot. if i not wrong, it is advisable to provide sand as the snakeheads will dig a hole in the sand jus underneath a driftwood as its breeding ground... cheers and lots of luck bro..
aapl76
06-25-2005, 2:03 AM
aapl76,
Bro, i think the closest thing you'll find to breeding auratis. is shown here at snakeheads.org. Pictures show pair actually displaying spawning/breeding behavior.
snakeheads.org (http://snakeheads.org/aquaristic/species/aurantimaculata/sexDimorphism.ppt)
hmm... last time i seen these two, they were chowing down on Hikari food sticks, freeze dry kril, gachua babies, and even brine shrimp. Funny that they never took feeder fish tho?!! :idea:
Enjoy & good luck! ;)
thanxs brudder... :hearts:
aapl76
06-25-2005, 2:04 AM
stunning fishes.... i hav nv breed snakhead myself, but if i am not wrong for a pair of snakehead to breed(manged to read it somewhere in the net as well as in the library).. u need to hav lower PH and also driftwoods in the tank for the fishes to hide and for a breeding spot. if i not wrong, it is advisable to provide sand as the snakeheads will dig a hole in the sand jus underneath a driftwood as its breeding ground... cheers and lots of luck bro..
thanxs brudder....think i gotta to read more already... :)