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RE: Oneliners.....
Ken,
Bin der dan dat,unfortunately the only other tank I have available for the
male is a heavy planted 75g.Did you ever try to get a borellii male out of a
tank like that?
Thanks for the advice,I keep my fingers crossed and watch what
happens.Again, it is an experiment.
I didn't know fish can read signs:).Do they sell those at the LFS right next
to the treasure chest ornaments?
No offense at all.
Take care
Max
> -----Original Message-----
> From: owner-apisto@admin.listbox.com
> [mailto:owner-apisto@admin.listbox.com]On Behalf Of Ken Laidlaw
> Sent: Thursday, April 27, 2000 11:13 AM
> To: 'apisto@majordomo.pobox.com'
> Subject: RE: Oneliners.....
>
>
> > move them out of quarantine this morning to make room for a A.borellii
> > fem.and her eggs.I moved the clay saucer with the eggs and
> > mom into the 10g
> > bare tank with a clump of java moss.I wonder if she will find
> > her eggs in a
> > different tank?It's an experiment,I never tried this
> > before.The previous
> > spawns were all eaten.
> > I kept the pair borellii's in a 10g planted species tank with
> > two pigmy
> > corries.I suspect the male was the fry eater.
> > Max
>
> OK, before I say anything let me stress that this response is in no way
> meant to be aggressive, argumentative, cheeky or insulting like many I've
> seen on the list recently.
>
> It may have been easier to remove the male and Corydoras to increase your
> chances of getting a successful spawn.
>
> I once moved a female N.anomala and her eggs as she had spawned in a large
> community tank and she was quite happy and continued to look
> after the eggs.
>
> Alternatively.....
> If you put a sign beside the saucer which says
> "EGGS THIS WAY---->"
> she will definately find them.
>
> Have a nice day,
> Ken.
>
>
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