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Uaru pair have eggs

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My Uaru pair have eggs laid on a stone , being good parents so far ...

they are in a community tank with other uaru and others , so will be interesting if i get wrigglers

:smln:

They are notorious egg eaters I've found!! Really hope you do, have always wanted to breed them as they have really interesting parental behaviour (and was hoping that your six would be "the ones" after having a pair of lesbians and another true pair [the parents of yours] but no space). I've got a spare 3'x18x18" tank and stand and a spare aquaone canister if its any use to you for growing out fry etc? (and could probably even set it up at the new place if you don't have space at yours).

Good luck and take some pictures!!!!

It certainly is possible, interest always waxes and wanes, especially for those of use who are more, um, involved*...

*involved = obsessed, adicted, insane etc...

I've never been able to tell with any of mine until they actually start doing the deed, best bet is to start with a group and let nature take its course.

yes he will :o

LOL!

snookie i read "At full grown size the males have somewhat more pointy genital papillae than the female and they are also known to grow a bit bigger."

can you see any difference? cheers!

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