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Lazy male

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My black and Red Hm male and his lover just spawned took 3 hours she was picking up all the eggs he didnt do anything except squeeze her and look after the nest.

bit diffrent than my last spawn where the male did most of the work.

Should be some gorgeous fry be aweome if their are some black ones be interesting to see how many fry their are looks like a lot of eggs so have to wait and see.

first time i tried using Indian Leaves as a nest builder worked a treat male built huge nest .

That's when you treat them like princesses :wink:

yea they always get a huuuuuuuuuge feed after and a tank to themselves :) they seem to want to just float for half a day to get over it,poor things

yea they always get a huuuuuuuuuge feed after and a tank to themselves :)

So I'm not the only one who does that? Gave a single female a whole 3ft tank to herself one time, to be fair it was the only spare tank but she seemed to enjoy it.

Should be some gorgeous fry be aweome if their are some black ones

It sounds like they'll be very nice. Pics will be a must :D

Lucky for some still! My male and female have been living together since I got her and he's not even interested in spawning!

Try separating them for a while then re-introducing them....absence makes the heart grow fonder :)

I might have to try that! I don't mind if they don't breed as he's a VT and obviously they're not the "fancy" ones that are easy to find homes for, I got him because he was too adorable not to have, but it would be fun to watch them do their thing even if only just the once. But they seem so happy swimming around together just being friends, which does make it easy not having to keep them in different tanks. :P

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