Alright then, even one person is enough! =P So, let's get it started yet.
I'm using a 10g tank, moderately planted (soon heavily planted). It's got a couple potential spawning sites, assuming these Blues will spawn on a flat surface like a rock, as most others seem to. I'm keeping the tank at a steady 81° F, and feeding 4 times daily, in small amounts. Live brine shrimp, frozen brine shrimp, frozen Daphnia, and Frozen Bloodworms. I also feed Hikari Gold "Baby Pellet" size on occasion. I added the female yesterday, and the only other tank mates are 4 Glass Shrimp to pick up what isn't eaten (and maybe serve as live food later on!), as it's hard for me to vaccuum substrate - it is seachem's "Flourite" and is very very dusty. The pH is on the acidic side, about 5.5 to 6. The water is very soft, using a mix of 60% RO and 40% tap (untreated, btw. No dechlor, as my area has virtually NO chloramines or chlorine, any in the water is gassed out in 15 minutes) Picture time!
The female:
The Male:
It looks like they sort've paried up. As soon as the females bag was floating in the water, the male began to puff up and wriggle in front of her. The second she was let out of the bag, she began to check out the male. She was eating within 10 minutes, and never showed any signs of stress. They rarely leave each other's sides. I'm fairly sure it is pairing, but it could be that the tank is too small to really notice when they're apart.
