F Fish on Fire Polypterus MFK Member Jul 7, 2007 2,669 178 96 Visalia/Berkeley, California Jan 19, 2013 #11 pdjs said: Apart from putting them in separate tanks, us there any way of preventing them from breeding so young? Sent from my LT15i using MonsterAquariaNetwork App Click to expand... Walk in front of the tank with a big gun and tell the male to watch his fins around your baby girl?
pdjs said: Apart from putting them in separate tanks, us there any way of preventing them from breeding so young? Sent from my LT15i using MonsterAquariaNetwork App Click to expand... Walk in front of the tank with a big gun and tell the male to watch his fins around your baby girl?
W woofy Jack Dempsey MFK Member May 2, 2007 5,341 6 38 Miami Jan 19, 2013 #12 pdjs said: Apart from putting them in separate tanks, us there any way of preventing them from breeding so young? Sent from my LT15i using MonsterAquariaNetwork App Click to expand... The real non ridiculous answer would be no. There is no other way really. And i know its not that ideal to many but if its possible to raise them separate it would be healthier for your girl. But if you cant you cant. Im just saying what MAY happen. Sent from my iPhone using MonsterAquariaNetwork app
pdjs said: Apart from putting them in separate tanks, us there any way of preventing them from breeding so young? Sent from my LT15i using MonsterAquariaNetwork App Click to expand... The real non ridiculous answer would be no. There is no other way really. And i know its not that ideal to many but if its possible to raise them separate it would be healthier for your girl. But if you cant you cant. Im just saying what MAY happen. Sent from my iPhone using MonsterAquariaNetwork app
