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yes a very nice looking fish but very predatory they spend most of the time near the surface waiting for food

a pair of my axolotls that I bought 3 years ago as eggs and some of their babies that came from a cross from white male and black speckled female

if it wasn't for this fish to be so difficult in feeding it would most definitely become a very popular fish

Belonesox belizanus , sometimes called the Pike topminnow

as emeraldKing mentioned L. perugiae looks better when the light hits the body so good aquarium lighting or daylight /sun will show it's true colours a very peaceful fish with a stunning bluish sheen colour this species is well worth the time and effort keeping them

it is not a mut guppy or endler Cross, it's one from a double sword strain with same colour and markings, it still has a bit more growing to do. I'm hoping to create a good line of bottom swords

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one of my bottom sword guppies nothing special but I think it's a nice looking fish

yes a very pretty fish. many fish keepers don't see the true beauty in wild-type livebearers

I first kept Xiphophorus cortezi 30 years ago this species has a very short tail slightly curved upwards picture of adult male cortezi

what I like about them is the male and female have the same matching colour

Almost every tropical fish shop sells male koi guppies after looking for some time to find a matching females I finally found a shop that had a tank full of good looking females, I bought a group of 6 within a few days one of them had 34 Fry hopefully they'll turn out nice looking as the adults

you shouldn't have any trouble spawning them maybe change or add another male

Last November I bought three pairs of Clown Killies. Epiplatys annulatus which have been quite happily swimming around in there little tank,1 recently got them into good breeding conditions I placed a spawning mop each end of the tank in the past week I have collected over 20 eggs so hoping to...

it would be better to start next year the fish need a longer time to adapt to cooler temperatures 3c is too cold, in the winter time it will be best to insulate the tank with polystyrene including the top I also think it would be better if can you use a heater,

those eggs look good keep them well aerated put a strong air Stone next to them

The two main reasons for lighting is growing plants and for viewing the fish if you are keeping your fish in a shed with a window and it's letting in enough daylight the less hours you would need to keep the lights on , I have my lights on between 5 to 10 hours a day

yes clown killifish EPIPLATYS ANNULATUS

I recently had a problem trying to spawn this easy to keep fish Epiplatys dageti with not getting much success except for a few eggs once in a while I decided to replace the male with another one. in the last 5 days they have had over 160 eggs and have had as many as 60 eggs in a single...

I always pick the eggs off the killifish mops they seem to be the same as any other, the eggs are quite tough as long as you don't squeeze them there shouldn't be any damage done to them

today I check my mops in A australe tank I found 5 eggs :beer:

The bulldog splitfin are great looking fish i feed mine on prepared food pellets earthworms and muscles, a long-lived species a lifespan of 10 years Plus

it's unusual not to find any eggs if I were in a similar situation I would separate the males from females for a week or two reshuffle males so they're not put back with the original female ,by changing male and females can make a big difference to them spawning

it will be great :fish:👍

and I thought you kept your fish well fed LOL Alloophorus robustus and Allodontichthys tamazulae you've really got to be there soon after they've given birth

close up off of wcmm one day old, i can start feeding them once they absorb their yolk sac ,

A bit of info keeping ameca splendens Scientific name Ameca splendens Common name butterfly Goodeid Family Goodeid Origin mexico rio teuchitlan Size males up to 3” females 4”Care Ameca splendens are best kept in a large aquarium with plenty of open swimming space and with good filtration...

the more mops you have the better success you would have . most of the eggs will fall to the bottom and the fish and will scatter the eggs over the bottom of the tank

there are many ways of collecting the eggs and that method is quite good, there is no chance of the eggs dying for the amount of time they were out of water

I Feed mainly live foods up to 3 times a day that works well for me ,care must be taken not to overfeed or pollute the water