i looked down in my pond in the back corner where my jags have hung out together since they were introduced, lo and behold i see rocks spread all over the bottom of my pond. WTF, then i looked around a little more and all the rocks are out of the pot that one of my elephant ear plants is in. my jags were teaming up to remove all debris from the pot creating a cave in the roots of the plant. possibly preparing to breed? or just redecorating? thoughts on the matter? (jags are about 8" a piece and i know that one of the 2 is a female, no def. sex on the other)
jags pairing
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its 3' underwater. kind of hard to see anything plus its near my filter so the top of the water is distorted. it would be hard to see fry swimming around let alone eggs. so im just gonna have to hope for the best.
its an indoor pond i live in iowa, its 28 degrees right now.
it is 8x8x3
the distortion i was talking about, makes it hard to see things in this area of the pond.
it is 8x8x3
the distortion i was talking about, makes it hard to see things in this area of the pond.
current stocklist
8 oscars
6 midevils
2 jags
6 plecos
1 pacu
2 clown knifes
1 florida gar
1 4 line pim
2 tinfoil barbs
1 spotted sleeper goby
2 jack dempseys
4 convicts
i have my koi and assorted cooler looking goldfish in my lower section of my pond for the winter.
8 oscars
6 midevils
2 jags
6 plecos
1 pacu
2 clown knifes
1 florida gar
1 4 line pim
2 tinfoil barbs
1 spotted sleeper goby
2 jack dempseys
4 convicts
i have my koi and assorted cooler looking goldfish in my lower section of my pond for the winter.
I see what you mean about the distortion from the filter. If there were fry they probably wouldn't last very long anyway with your stocklist and that filter intake.