Paretroplus maculatus spawnng color
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Eggs were put on a large log, too large to remove, gone the next day.
This has been the routine for them, and other Paretroplus I've kept over the years.
I have heard they are less likely to eat their eggs in ponds, than aquariums. My kitchen table is in the way, so I guess it must go.
My plan is to build a sort of riverine tank the length of my kitchen, no glass and not very deep (maybe 1.5ft) warmest room in the house.
Just acquired the pond liner for it today.
I've been watching my Gymnogeophagus and Austraoheros spawn in the pond outside this summer, they seem to prefer the most shallow parts, and lead fry into water sometimes only 2"-6" deep, this is interesting, and I wonder if this may help the Paretroplines feel more secure.
This has been the routine for them, and other Paretroplus I've kept over the years.
I have heard they are less likely to eat their eggs in ponds, than aquariums. My kitchen table is in the way, so I guess it must go.
My plan is to build a sort of riverine tank the length of my kitchen, no glass and not very deep (maybe 1.5ft) warmest room in the house.
Just acquired the pond liner for it today.
I've been watching my Gymnogeophagus and Austraoheros spawn in the pond outside this summer, they seem to prefer the most shallow parts, and lead fry into water sometimes only 2"-6" deep, this is interesting, and I wonder if this may help the Paretroplines feel more secure.
Eggs were put on a large log, too large to remove, gone the next day.
This has been the routine for them, and other Paretroplus I've kept over the years.
I have heard they are less likely to eat their eggs in ponds, than aquariums. My kitchen table is in the way, so I guess it must go.
My plan is to build a sort of riverine tank the length of my kitchen, no glass and not very deep (maybe 1.5ft) warmest room in the house.
Just acquired the pond liner for it today.
I've been watching my Gymnogeophagus and Austraoheros spawn in the pond outside this summer, they seem to prefer the most shallow parts, and lead fry into water sometimes only 2"-6" deep, this is interesting, and I wonder if this may help the Paretroplines feel more secure.
You are serious about replacing the table with a pond?
Today at 1:00, Sam, and I ain't just hosing.
1:30 testing to see if the liner is big enough
think it'll work?
I've got some glass pieces for the top of the pond when finished, should span the width and hold glasses, plates and silverware.
Hope to be done by fall.
And lest I forget what this thread is about
1:30 testing to see if the liner is big enough
think it'll work?
I've got some glass pieces for the top of the pond when finished, should span the width and hold glasses, plates and silverware.
Hope to be done by fall.
And lest I forget what this thread is about
Today at 1:00, Sam, and I ain't just hosing.
1:30 testing to see if the liner is big enough
think it'll work?
I've got some glass pieces for the top of the pond when finished, should span the width and hold glasses, plates and silverware.
Hope to be done by fall.
And lest I forget what this thread is about
I guess you were serious hahaha thats awesome..
Serious or wacked, not sure, it just is what it is.
They've been letting me get very close lately.
They've been letting me get very close lately.