Nathanh2150
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Hi all
Below is a photo of 2 kribensis please could someone advice me on which one may be a male or female
Below is a photo of 2 kribensis please could someone advice me on which one may be a male or female
L:900mm x W:500mm x H:450mm | |
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Aquarium Dimensions | |
Total Volume (Nett) | 186 Ltrs |
You could think about what you are going to feed them with. You might need to plan on hatching baby brine shrimp, and/or getting a microworm culture going.Any helpful tips on what I should be doing wile they are nest building and looking to have baby’s
Have a backup tank available!Any helpful tips on what I should be doing wile they are nest building and looking to have baby’s
These are much too small for most fish, you can use them to hold fry as long as there’s good flow-through, but they are still only temporary re limited swimming space/high density compromises fish development (and often permanently stunts/deforms)breeding cage that floats on the aquarium service?
This is much too small for A cacatuoides20ltrs but I’m having this as a breeding tank for a pair of Apistogramma Cacatuoides DOUBLE RED
Aquarium Size
Base dimensions of 60 ∗ 30 cm or more are acceptable for a single pair with a group requiring larger quarters.
Don't mix apistos and Kribs. Their aggression/submission signals are virtually opposite of each other
typical Krib spawning behaviourtruly pulled up all the grass from the substrate and digging holes in the substrate