last week i saw the female relocating the eggs one by one. Which is totally new for me. I know cichlids relocating their wigglers but never heard of relocating their eggs in this way.
Then I thought i lost the eggs during a water change.
To my surprise i found this when i came home from work. So i took some quick pictures before the female might hide them in the back of the tank.
Im already thinking about selling some of my tanganyika cichlids to get space for a bigger tank and more CA cichlids.
Thanks,
I had to separate them last week. The female grammodes was beating the HRP way too much.
The HRP took only one week to recover and here is the result:
Thanks,
I had to separate them last week. The female grammodes was beating the HRP way too much.
The HRP took only one week to recover and here is the result:
Had to move the grammodes to another tank because i had to remove their tank.
Now they are back together with the HRP and 11 Astyanax mexicanus Rio Pantepec.
The HRP are developing great. I love the colour of the fins.
The grammodes grow a lot. The male now has 20 cm/8 inch an starts to become broader.
Due to moving them i could not get a good pic. So better pics will come in a few days.