Re: artificial hatching

[mjacobs2@tampabay.rr.com]

I know what you need to do.........fly me out t the Island to observe your tank 
parameters..........I really think that would be the ONLY answer........;-)

...............really, plenty of hiding places and pH of about 6 - 6.5 and a 
moderate to low hardness..........it will work.............but the aquarium 
police is availiable for a trip to Hawaii..........;-)

...."Big John"......jump in here.  John does as good with pandy's as anyone I 
know........and more consistant, which is more important.

Mike



> Hi All,
>     got my panduro to spawn frequently, but so far they have eaten their
> spawns.  Conditions are probablly not "perfect" so I suspect they will never
> get it through.  I need more hiding places and perhaps some leaf litter to
> make them happy (anyone want to send me some dried oak leaves? ;-).  Anyhow
> I thought that they might make a neat project for my students to
> artificially hatch and rear some fry and was wondering if anyone could
> venture some suggestions.  I teach aquaculture/aquascience at Lahainaluna
> high school on the island of Maui.  Any ideas, comments or suggestions would
> be helpful...
> MTF
> 
> 
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