help pleaseeeeeee flowerhorn male and green texas female
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Good water , water temp 75 -84 , heavy feeding and time ...
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are they a pair alone in their tank? If so, separate them with a divider, most people use eggcrate. Condition them and give them good food for a while, until the female puts on some weight again. Then do a water change with colder water and put them back together. Or do a w/c with RO or some other soft water (small change, don't want to deplete the kh). There are a number of ways but you can get them to spawn by simulating a rainstorm.
Last time we had a tornado here all of my pairs spawned. They were well conditioned though beforehand
Last time we had a tornado here all of my pairs spawned. They were well conditioned though beforehand
This is what I got when I did it
All the fry looked the same pretty much this was the largest male from the batch
Here's the spawn thread
http://www.monsterfishkeepers.com/forums/showthread.php?400438-Green-Texas-x-Flowerhorn
I wish I kept the females from the spawn and bred them back to a fh most texas crosses tend to produce sterile males from what i've seen
But dividing the two and reintroducing them together helps them get to know each other. Dither fish help them bond more if the male has nothing to protect the spawn site from he will turn on the female
Best of luck
All the fry looked the same pretty much this was the largest male from the batch
Here's the spawn thread
http://www.monsterfishkeepers.com/forums/showthread.php?400438-Green-Texas-x-Flowerhorn
I wish I kept the females from the spawn and bred them back to a fh most texas crosses tend to produce sterile males from what i've seen
But dividing the two and reintroducing them together helps them get to know each other. Dither fish help them bond more if the male has nothing to protect the spawn site from he will turn on the female
Best of luck