Lepidos spawn today
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Not mouthbrooders, they are substrate spawners.
And she has placed the wrigglers in a pile, on the back wall of the tank
I don't add salt, the source of my water (although with treatment, pH drops alittle)is Lake Michigan, its chemistry components are very similar to the African rift lakes. Lake Michigan straight has a pH of approx 8.4, out of the tap it arrives at 7.6 give or take, and an alkalinity of 100ppm and hardness of 250 grains.
And she has placed the wrigglers in a pile, on the back wall of the tank
I don't add salt, the source of my water (although with treatment, pH drops alittle)is Lake Michigan, its chemistry components are very similar to the African rift lakes. Lake Michigan straight has a pH of approx 8.4, out of the tap it arrives at 7.6 give or take, and an alkalinity of 100ppm and hardness of 250 grains.
Took a week for the eggs to hatch into wrigglers, amd then 8 days in the wriggler stage, they became free swimming today.
Sorry to bring up an old thread but has anyone seen the pic that's being referred to in this post?
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As time goes by, I tend to purge pics that I deem less than up to par, here are a few of pics, I have kept.
So what happened withy he spawn? Did you get some fry to make it? Update please😁
Very sexy fish btw
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I distributed the fry to those who wanted them (from Iowa - New Jersey), a member here got some, and I believe the ones I sent him have now spawned.
They were like the ones below when I sent them out.
After their 3rd spawn, the male killed his mate, and took a suicidal leap.
They were like the ones below when I sent them out.
After their 3rd spawn, the male killed his mate, and took a suicidal leap.
