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Re: Re: Problem with Aggie



Tomoko,

Hi! Yea, I have to agree that spawning the fish in a
natural setup--the planted tank is the best. I haven't
put any of my breeders (apistos, angels, killies) in
my planted tanks. Not many fry/eggs can actually
survive in the planted tanks since there are many
fishes come after them in the planted tanks.  

Thanks,
Kean Huat


Re: Problem with Aggie

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To: <apisto@listbox.com> 
Subject: Re: Problem with Aggie 
From: "Tomoko Schum" <tomokoschum@knology.net> 
Date: Sun, 8 Sep 2002 18:30:42 -0500 

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>My double red aggie's eggs are magenta
>colored.  I have a trio in my heavily planted
>20L.  This set up works really well for me
>even with my trifasciata trio (my trifasciata
>male is such a devil.)  My female aggie is
>guarding her second batch of free swimmers
>right now, chasing her first batch of babies
>away.  I think 20L is a nice size for most
>apisto trio's.

>At first this female spawned and ate her
>eggs.  This happened several times.  Then I
>softened the water to GH of 2 or less and she
>successfully came out with her free swimmers.
>I guess she got the hang of it then. The
>second batch was born in my medium hard tap
>water.  I was worried that the eggs may not
>hatch in my regular tap water but they did
>just fine.  I have a second female in
>training right now.  She failed a few times
>so far but I am sure she will eventually
>learn to raise her fry, too.

>Tomoko



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