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RE: Cacatoos question
Sorry, it was a typo for pH. It is around 6 pH, not 8. The fish have plenty
of caves, including with wide shallow entrance made of coconut shel, and
some flower pots. A lot of java moss. Some females even seem to love caves,
but not once they had a spawn!
-----Original Message-----
From: NaturalDTP@aol.com
To: apisto@listbox.com
Sent: 02/23/2001 6:01 AM
Subject: Re: Cacatoos question
In a message dated 23/02/01 04:19:01 GMT Standard Time,
Lilia.Stepanova@stjude.org writes:
> For some reason it does not work with cacatoos.
> Any insight? water is ~8 pH, hardness ~ 50 ppm.
Although I have heard of cacutoides breeding at pH 7.8 and med-hard
water. My
Apisto tanks are all at 5.0-5.8 and almost no hardness which seems to
work
for most Apistos except borelli.
With cacatoides one requirement is sufficient suitable breeding sites
for the
females - very low caves with a wide shallow entrance, perhaps this is
the
trigger they need.
Alan W
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