EGGS!?!?!?!?!?!?!??!!?!?!?!I
- Thread starter Columbian Shark Catfish
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That's cool... If I had lived closer I would give you the one I have to add to your tank. Its a hand full. It's neat how things work out thou. I can't wait to see what happens next. 
Wow. This is a first for me, lol. Congrats on them actually breeding, but sorry about the ending. 
Hopefully you get it to work out next time!
Hopefully you get it to work out next time!Congrats! You're a parent! lol
Your obvious excitement when posting this thread is hilarious. I thought maybe you knocked up Breakfast.
Your obvious excitement when posting this thread is hilarious. I thought maybe you knocked up Breakfast.
Columbian Shark Catfish;4278949; said:You'll be the first to be informed, Liz.
Wow congrats On the first breed sorry they were eaten, also please make sure I'm second to know of the second attempt, I may have lost my columbian sharks but I would really like to see more about this, congrats again
well I have an update to this.
I have a 180g full sw where I keep 3 archer, 1 mono, 3 columbian sharks and 6 green spotted puffers.
This morning I stopped to take a look at the tank and I see one of the sharks with a huge bump under their chin. First thing comes to mind is that it ate one of my puffers.
Or that it has something lodged in its throat. So I took the lid off the tank and netted the fish and took a plastic spoon to open it's mouth to see what is stuck there.
At first it looked to me like it had a clear plastic suction cup wedged in its mouth. So I tried to use the back of the spoon to get around and behind it only to find out that it was a mass of eggs.
I have never heard of this and did a good search and came up with this
http://www.fishlore.com/fishforum/columbian-shark/78955-columbian-sharks-do-breed-captivity.html
Which led me to your thread. I will start a thread of my own but wanted to drop this in here to see if you had any thoughts or advice.
I have a 180g full sw where I keep 3 archer, 1 mono, 3 columbian sharks and 6 green spotted puffers.
This morning I stopped to take a look at the tank and I see one of the sharks with a huge bump under their chin. First thing comes to mind is that it ate one of my puffers.
Or that it has something lodged in its throat. So I took the lid off the tank and netted the fish and took a plastic spoon to open it's mouth to see what is stuck there.
At first it looked to me like it had a clear plastic suction cup wedged in its mouth. So I tried to use the back of the spoon to get around and behind it only to find out that it was a mass of eggs.
I have never heard of this and did a good search and came up with this
http://www.fishlore.com/fishforum/columbian-shark/78955-columbian-sharks-do-breed-captivity.html
Which led me to your thread. I will start a thread of my own but wanted to drop this in here to see if you had any thoughts or advice.
