So I was just checking in on my fish before I went to bed, and lo and behold I find quite the surprise. Apparently the two most colorful of my Geophagus Sp. Redhead Tapajos have paired up and laid eggs. I've only had them for maybe 3 months if even that long. The biggest one (the female) can't be much bigger than 3-4 inch at most. I was caught by surprise cause I thought she was a male. Her body is more rounded than my others and she seemed to mature much faster than the others. Her colors are on another level compared to the others. I doubt the eggs will be successful in hatching but if they are then I definitely won't complain haha. I saw the male picking at them so I have no idea if he's trying to mouthbrood them already or just eat them. But enough talking. So here's a picture.
