I bought a male and female kribensis two weeks ago and planed on breeding them. Because I fancied having a go at breeding kribs they have now pared up in the tank and by the side of the cave they have burrowed all the way down to the bottom of the tank I have noticed a few more burrows in the tank but I have not found no eggs please help
I've kept Kribensis for years had lots & lots of young from them , just leave them alone if they've paired up they'll lay eggs when there ready , they'll hatch the eggs and move the fry all around the tank , whatever you do don't move the gravel looking for eggs or young you'll bury them . https/www.facebook.com/?ref=tn_tnmn#!/photo.php?v=380006838678052&set=vb.100000062178160&type=3&theater I've always used a Terracotta Cave you can pick them up for under a £10 or use a Terracotta Plant Pot I've always found Terracotta works best but other people use what works for them .Good Luck with them the 1st brood of young are alway special .
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