Re: blue ram parenting behavior?

[David Sanchez <barbax2@yahoo.com>]

Actually John they probably hatched. At first the yolk
sac is so large  you can hardly tell. If you can look
at them under a microscope and youll see that they are
in fact alvins! Hey not ignorance but thats what this
is list is about learning.

Dave


--- John McCrone <j.mccrone@btinternet.com> wrote:
> [Max Gallade]
> BTW,I followed your advise from
> yesterday and raised the temp in my Ram tank to
> 85F.The female moved her
> eggs into a hollow that she and the male dug in the
> sand.
> 
> [John McCrone]
> Excuse my ignorance but is this the normal thing -
> for blue rams to lay eggs
> on a surface and then move the eggs (rather than
> waiting for hatching
> wrigglers) to a pit?
> 
> Cheers
>
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