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That's what I was thinking. He did his part. I would get up and walk away too lol..

She hasn't shown any aggression towards him. I will.be gone at work until 6pm tomorrow. That's a long time to let her dig into him if something did happen.
Well you could add a barrier to the tank to keep them separate till you come back. Personally I wouldn't separate them just because it may add more stress to the male.
 
Not with me no.

Go figure. His eyes just turned back to red.. I've never bred a Kamfa nor have I known anyone to breed a kamfa.. maybe that has something to do with it?

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Maybe, never bred a kamfa either. Most that I see have silver eyes rather then red eyes. He is very nice looking tho. Hopefully ya get a ton of fry from him.
 
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Maybe, never bred a kamfa either. Most that I see have silver eyes rather then red eyes. He is very nice looking tho. Hopefully ya get a ton of fry from him.
I've never heard of any kamfas breeding in the USA. I'm sure it's been done. I doubt I found that needle in the haystack.

It's been 30 hours since they she started laying eggs. Cant lie it's pretty exciting even though deep down I know it ain't gonna happen.

With my Bonsai Fader spawn, at 30 hours they look exactly the way the Kamfa spawn does. That's very promising.

I would assume if the eggs weren't fertilized they all would have turned full white by now...

Let me goto sleep. I bet when I wake up I'll have the answer I'm looking for
 
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Dang. 48 hours no eyeballs. But the eggs aren't white yet.

Dont think its gonna happen
Ya never know it might just take them a lil more time, I hear since kamfas are part veija that it takes them longer to mature so maybe it's the same with the eggs as well.
 
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Cool. That sounds logical. Lol my mind can stop racing now.. for a while
Haha yeah I know the feeling, felt the same way about every fish I bred (except guppies) always looking for any lil change no matter how insignificant it may be. The only fish that was always a let down was the Angels and that's just because the father always ate the fry. Loved that fish tho lol.
 
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Haha yeah I know the feeling, felt the same way about every fish I bred (except guppies) always looking for any lil change no matter how insignificant it may be. The only fish that was always a let down was the Angels and that's just because the father always ate the fry. Loved that fish tho lol.
My wife wants to get into breeding Angel's. Maybe I should start an angel thread. I'd like to be able to spot out better quality. As of now I dont know anything about them
 
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