Breeding Green Terrors

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So 1 male green terror, 1 female green terror, 2 cobalts, and 6 silver dollars... hows that? and the gt's will breed and not kill the other fish.
 
jakezori;3442146; said:
So 1 male green terror, 1 female green terror, 2 cobalts, and 6 silver dollars... hows that? and the gt's will breed and not kill the other fish.

Sounds good. When the gt's spawn they will try to get at the other fish, but it is unlikely they will be able to.
 
Sounds like a good setup there.
I'm running an 80g with 2 male firemouths, a texas pair, 2 male gt's 1 female and 1 female salvini.
I got this tank 2 days ago, because the tank they were in started leaking badly, so i had to get a new one within the hour. After these 2 days, the smaller gt male and female are courting as i'm typing this, and the male is already very thoroughly cleaning out a small den with a flat smooth rock.

They have never shown any attention towards each other before today. I added what i thought would be feeders (Hasemania nana) that are very fast so they will last for a good while in there, but still act as feeders.
3 hours after i dumped 10 of the Hasemania nana in the tank this all happened. The 9" GT male is also cleaning out a "nest" although he is not paired with the female.
 
HrHagel;3443219; said:
Sounds like a good setup there.
I'm running an 80g with 2 male firemouths, a texas pair, 2 male gt's 1 female and 1 female salvini.
I got this tank 2 days ago, because the tank they were in started leaking badly, so i had to get a new one within the hour. After these 2 days, the smaller gt male and female are courting as i'm typing this, and the male is already very thoroughly cleaning out a small den with a flat smooth rock.

They have never shown any attention towards each other before today. I added what i thought would be feeders (Hasemania nana) that are very fast so they will last for a good while in there, but still act as feeders.
3 hours after i dumped 10 of the Hasemania nana in the tank this all happened. The 9" GT male is also cleaning out a "nest" although he is not paired with the female.

=o, I have no idea how that tank is working, but I'm pretty sure you will end up with some dead fish soon.
 
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