A Allan01230 Polypterus MFK Member Jun 29, 2006 3,864 194 96 Michigan Mar 8, 2010 #11 Bristle nose will breed at three inches. The common have no L number as they are identified by science. The other ones possibly but I don't know the number. Check on Planetcatfish.
Bristle nose will breed at three inches. The common have no L number as they are identified by science. The other ones possibly but I don't know the number. Check on Planetcatfish.
L Linus_Cello Candiru MFK Member May 27, 2009 761 23 48 Washington DC Mar 8, 2010 #12 Assuming the white spots are small and fine, I'm guessing L-183 (white seam or starlight bristlenose) or Ancistrus dolichopterus: http://www.planetcatfish.com/catelog/species.php?species_id=221 Can you post a digital pic of your BN?
Assuming the white spots are small and fine, I'm guessing L-183 (white seam or starlight bristlenose) or Ancistrus dolichopterus: http://www.planetcatfish.com/catelog/species.php?species_id=221 Can you post a digital pic of your BN?
M MFM Piranha MFK Member Jun 22, 2009 2,790 78 81 SD Mar 8, 2010 #13 This is the same but mine has frown in the bristles. http://www.aquabid.com/uploads/fwcatfishp1257893402.gif
This is the same but mine has frown in the bristles. http://www.aquabid.com/uploads/fwcatfishp1257893402.gif
M MFM Piranha MFK Member Jun 22, 2009 2,790 78 81 SD Mar 8, 2010 #14 What would be a good number of breeders? I was thinking of getting 9-10 more.
L Linus_Cello Candiru MFK Member May 27, 2009 761 23 48 Washington DC Mar 8, 2010 #15 After seeing the AB pic, not L-183.
M MFM Piranha MFK Member Jun 22, 2009 2,790 78 81 SD Mar 8, 2010 #16 Approx. how many babies are born each time?