Re: new to kribs

["Josh Restad" <josh.restad@poboxes.com>]

hey thanks for the reply.
almost right after I wrote that message one of the females really started to
get interested in finding a nesting spot.  She is now doing her "dance" to
the males but both seem uninterested, I think they are too young.  The
female has also gotten more territorial, chasing the other female out of her
new home
----- Original Message -----
From: <TD7894@aol.com>
To: <apisto@listbox.com>
Sent: Friday, September 13, 2002 4:44 PM
Subject: Re: new to kribs


> Hello, no one replied to your post so I decided to give you my two cents.
I
> have a pair of kribs myself and they are much larger than yours.  My male
is
> about four inches long and the female three.  They are in a twenty long
and
> they lay eggs often but they do not raise their young for me. I have seen
> wigglers (baby fish in larval stage) once or twice but one of the parents
is
> eating them.  Kribs are notoriously easy to breed.  I'd say if you feed
yours
> well with some live and or frozen foods, you will see breeding behavior
soon.
>  Remember to give them some flower pots to nest in and be prepared to move
> the non-breeding pair if things get too ugly.   Thanks, Teresa
>
>
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