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Siamese algae eaters breeding?

lambo
in General Breeding

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A friend of mine has a small tank and has had bristlenoses breed successfully in there,of which I was given 6 for my tank. :D

Now in this tank he has a couple of very large sae's, and I thought they looked very fat/fatter than I'd ever seen them before. The larger one of the two jumped out of the tank yesterday and they picked him/her up and chucked him/her back in straight away. A little later on they saw what looks like "orange caviar sized eggs"(their words) floating around in the tank.

I haven't been round for a look yet, but was wondering if this sounds like the sae's have bred?

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    I'd day they were BN eggs as the blow around the tank when they get pushed out the cave.

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    :oops: That sounds like a more logical answer, I haven't bred bn's myself so i wasn't able to say for sure.

    Sounds like he has some really fat sae"s and more baby bn's on their way :lol:

    Thanks for your help 8)

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    My understanding is that there have been reports of SAE breeding in captivity but have to be around 3 4inch. Id go with BN to.

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