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Mojorisin138

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Okay, so I got a crazy surprise today and come to find out my girlfriend discovered free swimmers in my tank. I have a nice female SKKP who lays probably every 1 to 2 weeks. She's been paired up with another SKKP male I've had for a while now. I fully understand the almost 100 percent infertility rate male SKKP have but I'm honestly thinking this male is fertile. There is 2 green texas along with a small breidohri and small synspilum in the tank. The female will lay every 1 to 2 weeks and the male would attempt to fertilize the eggs, I had no plans at the moment to breed the female so I said what the hell and let the male do his thing even though nothing would happen. They are a pair so the male doesn't let anything get near her and if they do there's a psycho female SKKP beating them up. The point is that I'm almost positive another fish didn't come in there and fertilize the eggs real fast and I'm feeling like I have a fertile male SKKP. What do you guys think?
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fisheatfish

fisheatfish

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Not likely. If the water flow is right, eggs can be fertilized from other males from a distance. Grow them out to find out which male?
 
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gutted

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Hey you never know unless you grow them out. People always say there are fertile blood parrots out there so why not SKKPs?

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Mojorisin138

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gutted said:
Hey you never know unless you grow them out. People always say there are fertile blood parrots out there so why not SKKPs?

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Yeah, and I'm honestly starting to think he is. He would know they weren't his wouldn't you think? Don't you think he would try and eat them? They are both great parents so far, especially considering there is 6 other vicious fish in the tank that want to eat them. I hope a couple will survive to know for sure.

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DaCobbs

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I know your wanting the male skkp to be the father but I'm kinda pulling for the gt. I'm just can't wait till they get a bit bigger and I can help grow a few out. :)


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Mojorisin138

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DaCobbs said:
I know your wanting the male skkp to be the father but I'm kinda pulling for the gt. I'm just can't wait till they get a bit bigger and I can help grow a few out. :)


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Haha, nothing would be cooler than breeding mammon. If they are red texas they are all yours though, except the best looking one of course:D

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