must be Cryptoheros breeding seasom
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Appears the female "red point" has moved her fry from the flower pot to a U shaped PVC tube. Shows hoe tiny she is, the PVC is 1.5" diameter.
Her mate is guarding the perimeter, about 1/4 of the tank, from the half dozen other red points, he's almost twice her size.
Nice looking pair! I'm a huge Cryptohero fan.
I was checking on my pond today and netted my C. mynerae pair. I could not help myself, I had to bring them in. Amazing what being outdoors does for color. Also had a lot of fry, but could not tell what they are yet (Nothing that will cross is in the pond). I think they were A. mutlispinosus and C. mynerae.
I was checking on my pond today and netted my C. mynerae pair. I could not help myself, I had to bring them in. Amazing what being outdoors does for color. Also had a lot of fry, but could not tell what they are yet (Nothing that will cross is in the pond). I think they were A. mutlispinosus and C. mynerae.
Took a few clearer, yet similar pics today, some of the above pics will disappear.
I agree about the colors after being outside, whenever I bring in fish from a summer in the pond its night and day, compared to those that stay inside.
I agree about the colors after being outside, whenever I bring in fish from a summer in the pond its night and day, compared to those that stay inside.
was finally able to get a close enough shot to see down the tube the Honduran red points have been guarding.
Because the parent Red Points are in a tank with 5 or 6 other Red Points, figured to be safe, the fry should be removed. So before the fry started to wander, I pulled the tube and poured it into a breeder box in another uninhabited tank already set up.
