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livebearer_breeder

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  1. I second the above!
  2. That is really cool. Shae
  3. There are extreme differences between the wild picture that Kyle, posted and Steves old guppys. Shae
  4. Mollies would be fine in cooler water aslong as it was salted. Shae
  5. How did the bloodworms get in there in the first place? mossy lay in still foul water, may i ask what sort of setup you have? becuase this seems very strange? Shae
  6. plecos all livebearers
  7. females only release eggs when the male "encourages" her which means most of them will be fertilised. Shae
  8. me please
  9. Thanks Paul will see you Tomorrow night. Shae
  10. Thanks jody, i dont know how anyone would love convicts! Shae
  11. ok ill give you my recipe. Shae
  12. I have a really good one running out the mo Paul, Fully matured 1000 and 1000 full, wouldnt mind $5?? Shae
  13. sounds cool. im in. just to meet you.
  14. Aplocheilus lineatus (golden wonder killie the same as my first picture accept mine are younger) And the panchax/ lineatus is the stripped one. Shae
  15. heres an updated pic, notice i used insulation foam and boy does it work a treat! Shae
  16. I love this killie unfortunatly, the picture doesnt show the beautiful Greeny Blue in his big fins, he lightbulb makes it look like his top fin is little. This is a Simp. Constancie, The pic doesnt ive justice to this killie This is my lonley female scheeli, nothing special to look at. Will be posting updates on the nothobranchius korthause and the nothobranchius palmaquvisti when they colour up more. Shae
  17. The tank under contruction One of my fat females Shae
  18. The babies (bad pic) i dont have a good quality pixel camera, i traded that when i went for convienience size, mine sits in the palm of my hand. The parents still protecting there fry Shae
  19. heres a pic of my baby lineatus, if you look carefully you can see the males have gold and the females just have a redish ended fins with no colour This is a pic of a few of my baby nothobranchius palmaquvisti This is one of the scheeli that just appeared in the korthause tank Alan have a look at your epiplatys Degati, they got big about 6cm Shae
  20. that would be cool Mystic, i would love to buy some off you if that happens, i love convicts Shae
  21. i dont think anyone will ever belive that there are 10cm long neons let alone 30cm or 5m. Shae
  22. just did a head count and know have about 30 free swimming convict fry, i took them from the male and put them in a floater in the same tank he know sits under the floater still protecting his young, its so cool. Shae
  23. if they are say a cm long then they "obviously" have more nutretianal value, than if they are only 3mm long. I dont know very much about bubblenest breeders but you will need low filtration, or near to Zero surface tension or water circualtion. Shae
  24. i think you would be able to make a small amount if you sold them off as feeders I would buy. You would want to grow them up a bit. Shae

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