He is heading back on Sunday 11 April.
Lampeyes look after themselves, either lay in moss or dangly roots of floating fern, the eggs are quite big for the size of the fish.
I would offer to give Wok some shrimp as well, but chances are they may get eaten before you see them?
Our common old garden chilis were a bit disappointing this year - blame it on the weather as well - only one plant survived.
How big do Jolokias get before they start changing colour?
You just couldn't wait, could you? 8)
I wouldn't put riccia in there, it will become a nuisance :evil:
I don't mind giving you the lampeyes as long as you let them breed - which they will if you have some plants that go to the surface and chuck a bit of Novotom in if you see littlies.
I have an abundance of clown males, so you are welcome to some of them as well.
I can give you both if you are going to be that upset!
If there is not enough plant cover the clowns may chase eachother around a lot - how fast is your hygro growing
It's a lampeye killifish... Poropanchax normani
Do you want some more?
They school very nicely and can cope with heaps of Flourish excel and C02 - I can give you some after the Killie show if Wok will take them up there for you.
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Hi Rod
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