Re: Agassizii breeding assistance needed

[JerrCarol@aol.com]

Thanks Mike,
 putting the cave in the middle. I guess with my using clay pots most of the 
time I usually stick them in the corner. That does sound like a new approach 
to take. I use Java Moss now and my supply is starting to build. I actually 
keep some up in my planted tank upstairs to help it grow faster just so I can 
use it in my breeders.

  After telling you all that. I have two pairs of Aggies in a 30L with a 
divider. They were my first tanks and realized I over did it with the 30 L. I 
had no place else to put them. Their in there doing fine. One pair has a pot 
full of eggs and the other is looking pretty much like if they don't already 
have something they will soon. Both males are at each other at the divider 
but, that's okay it keeps them busy.

  Now I have cacatuoides in 10's that breed and are doing quite well. I had 
Borellii breed in 20 and Rio Mamore breed in 20 and I moved them both to a 
divided 20 and now they look like their at it again. So I live and learn.

  I appreciate your response. I still consider myself a new guy but, I got a 
lot of flack about that at the OCA. They said all the spawns you had you know 
as much as we do. Well, I consider beginners luck or just paying attention to 
the simple information that people post and try it and see.

                                                          Tanks Much,
                                                                  Jerry

  

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