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Re: Paunduro breeding?
Good I idea to move the tetra. I lost alot of f1 to neons from my wild pair
of panduro. My male and female get along nicely and never fight. the female
has never gone out of her brood colors for the last two months. Once paired
does the female panduro ever go back to normal colors?
anyone?..........Kelly Higgins
----- Original Message -----
From: "~Lianne~" <emiko@columbus.rr.com>
To: "apisto" <apisto@listbox.com>
Sent: Saturday, December 01, 2001 4:05 PM
Subject: Paunduro breeding?
> Hi Guys, I think that my A. panduro are thinking about breeding... The
> female has developed all the appropriate spots/blotches of black, is now
> guarding a piece of pvc, and is trying like crazy to seduce the male.
> They are set up in a 10 gal with a sponge filter, heater, lots of hiding
> places: pots, pvc, soft plastic plants draped about, and java moss.
> There are also 3 black phantom tetras as dither/target fish (the male
> chased the female a lot, so I got these guys). If they do breed, I will
> likely have to remove the tetras, right? Am I likely to have to move
> the male as well? The male and female get along very well after I got
> the tetras, he never picks at her, and she never really bothers him.
> Could I transfer tetras and male to a 5 gal and have everyone get
> along? What kind of food is recommended for fry? I don't really want
> the hassle of bbs, but would be willing to grow microworms or something
> else, I just need to find a source of it. Any thing else? Thanks!
>
> ~Lianne
> Columbus, OH
>
>
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