i just got a new albino pair and just wondering how often do they breed and any tips on breeding them would help
thanks in advance
thanks in advance
how to breed B/N
- Thread starter azn_boy AKA fish freak
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sponge filter
76 - 80 degree water
feed blood worm and zucchinni
cave
daily water change
and
just time
76 - 80 degree water
feed blood worm and zucchinni
cave
daily water change
and
just time
once the male finds a cave he likes,theyll crank out babies like machines.mine breed it terra cotta pot caves,you can make some caves or there are a few people selling nice ones online
Here is my 55 gallon BN breeder. This is just how "I" do it, but it works for me.
1) Pool filter sand for substrate
2) Large Malaysian driftwood
3) Ceramic "fake" logs that the male guards egg clutches in.
4) a HOT Magnum with the outlet poited to the front of the glass that flows through the breeding log. Inlet has sponge in it for no fry loss.
5) Eheim 2215 with the ground level intake packed with a pot scrubbie for no fry loss.
6) 80 degrees. Mine prefer higher temp for breeding.
The trick for me has always been to have high flowing and highly oxenginated water flowing through the fake log. The male thinks this is the most suitable place by instinct to keep the eggs aerated. Mine have a clutch of fry about once every 5 weeks like clockwork.
Here are some pics of the setup, you can see the fake logs on the left and right of the real wood.
You'll have plenty of these guys in no time.
You can see a couple of fry on top of the wood, they are everywhere.
1) Pool filter sand for substrate
2) Large Malaysian driftwood
3) Ceramic "fake" logs that the male guards egg clutches in.
4) a HOT Magnum with the outlet poited to the front of the glass that flows through the breeding log. Inlet has sponge in it for no fry loss.
5) Eheim 2215 with the ground level intake packed with a pot scrubbie for no fry loss.
6) 80 degrees. Mine prefer higher temp for breeding.
The trick for me has always been to have high flowing and highly oxenginated water flowing through the fake log. The male thinks this is the most suitable place by instinct to keep the eggs aerated. Mine have a clutch of fry about once every 5 weeks like clockwork.
Here are some pics of the setup, you can see the fake logs on the left and right of the real wood.
You'll have plenty of these guys in no time.
You can see a couple of fry on top of the wood, they are everywhere.
nothing just keep water clean, and they will breed, and you will get alot of baby BN, and you will have no idea what to do with them lol. and oh ya they have to be in love for them to breed~