Breeding L200s?
- Thread starter WyldFya
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So, I'm back, and to my suprise I have a few of my L200s pairing up, and claiming territories. Lots of work to be done in the wake of my absence.
I was away in olympia wa setting up a freshwater room. Had a blast. Now the plan is to keep supplying the right territories for the L200s, and attempt to get something going. Also to take down a couple tanks, 8 is too many in my little home.
Definitely something afoot! Today I observed 2 L200s together on the large log. Another swam into the area, and one that I believe is a male chased it off, and returned to his post!
Male chased away I think. He was back in the shadows and went into a cave. For the caves I currently just have natural caves that are made by the wood. One of the nicer caves though is claimed by my L203 pleco.
Huge set back!
This morning I woke up to a disaster. The bubbler on my 135 did not turn on last night (planted tank). It is supposed to come on right after the lights go out. Unfortunately it did not, and I lost 3 of my green phantoms so far, I can't find 3 others. I also lost one of my large aros that did not have drop eye.
This morning I woke up to a disaster. The bubbler on my 135 did not turn on last night (planted tank). It is supposed to come on right after the lights go out. Unfortunately it did not, and I lost 3 of my green phantoms so far, I can't find 3 others. I also lost one of my large aros that did not have drop eye.
that SUCKS! what do you mean by bubbler- just something to oxygenate the water. its odd, because people always say that their filter cut out and had no oxygen etc and the fish died after a day or overnight etc. ive had my filter/powerhead cut out on plenty of occasions and have had no casualties. even when have a power shortage for 3 days...
