Native Tank

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As long as you keep the water warm and mimic june's weather, you should get a spawn once they are nice and comfy. But I had mine for a year until they started to spawn. They did every 2-3 months for 4 times until I had a crack at the bottom of the tank and all the water leaked out, leaving two lovley fish dead and dried up. :(

I had no interest in any more greenies, as these 2 were enough so I left the fry in there. They'd get to about an inch till the parents decided to spawn again and would eat the remainders.
 
Destroyer551;3327261; said:
As long as you keep the water warm and mimic june's weather, you should get a spawn once they are nice and comfy. But I had mine for a year until they started to spawn. They did every 2-3 months for 4 times until I had a crack at the bottom of the tank and all the water leaked out, leaving two lovley fish dead and dried up. :(

I had no interest in any more greenies, as these 2 were enough so I left the fry in there. They'd get to about an inch till the parents decided to spawn again and would eat the remainders.
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Alright, thanks for the tips! And sorry for your loss with the two Greens.
 
Hoyo12;3338840; said:
Adding sand to the tank tomorrow. I added some to the 60-Gallon, and its turning out really nice.
I'll get some pics of the Native Tank with sand when its finished.
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Its going to look good with sand
 
i had a native tank once with pumpkin seed, a sunny, 2 perch, a chain pickeral, and a tiny catfish. the pumpkin seed and sunny were the most aggressive out of them. just a precaution
GL
 
That tank is rockin! Makes me look forward to what happens when my little baby Green grows up!
 
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