August 4, 200521 yr comment_59255 At last my female has dropped her load I thought she presented me with 14 but did a recount in the light of day and only have 12. but that's kewl My second female should have hers by the weekend. Alan 104 Report
August 4, 200521 yr comment_59270 Nice one. I saw these last month at Chris Downs' place and they're an interesting fish. What are the conditions? Report
August 4, 200521 yr Author comment_59277 300x200x200 tank Tap water 20oC Java moss Brineshrimp and daphnia, trout pellets. 20% water change/day. Female into breedig tank 150x50x150 approx Water change 50% per 2 days. Parent removed after birth. Babies take BBS at birth. Alan 104 Report
July 28, 200620 yr comment_113345 Hi Alan Whats the scientific name of these guys , i'm having a hard time finding much on them just under the name leopardfish. thanks Report
July 28, 200620 yr comment_113346 Awesome. These are awesome fish :bounce: :bounce: :bounce: :bounce: Report
July 28, 200620 yr comment_113347 http://www.fnzas.org.nz/fishroom/fish-id-vt13399.html my breeders died outside, bit i have all the fry inside 8) Report
July 28, 200620 yr Author comment_113349 That post was a year old!!! Leopard Fish = phalloceros caudomaculatus Just saves anyone having to follow that link put up so kindly by Hands. Alan 104 Report
July 30, 200620 yr comment_113537 Hi Alan I have a breeding Trio as well but they never really took off with people, but are kept by some more as an oddity than for their colour and attributes. Report
July 30, 200620 yr Author comment_113539 A plus for them also is that they can be kept in unheated tanks, and in mild climates, outside thru the winter. Mine have all sadly departed these climes, but I have replaced them with breeding guppies and of course the odd killie or two. Alan 104 Report
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