Re: blue ram parenting behavior? P.S.

[mjacobs2@tampabay.rr.com]

Folks....I will make this shorter than the last message I wrote.  Since I have 
been on this list, 4 years, maybe more,  I think the single most asked question 
on the list is "how can I make my rams not eat their babies"........I attempted 
to give an answer that would help some of you with an alternate method, because 
a bunch of you seem to be havng trouble......Mr Sanchez says I am nuts (my 
words).  He says that it is easy...put them in a 5 gallon and leave the 
temperature a 78 degrees.......good luck folks....that's been your problem for 
the last bunch of years.

....I tried to offer an alternate solution to your problems.....sorry to have 
bothered the list.......I will go into hibernation for another 2-3 years and 
acquiesce to better breeders than I.

Mike



> one last note the reason Breeders are crossing back to
> wild fish is to get more genetic variations and to get
> good parenting behviors. Again this is old news and a
> visit to some of the better Angel fish and Discus
> sites and clubs will reveal this. I have been involved
> in some of these groups and much of their research is
> applicable to us as well.
> 






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