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Re: Water flow & spawning
- Subject: Re: Water flow & spawning
- From: Pete Johnson <petej@wordsanddeeds.com>
- Date: Mon, 12 May 97 16:45:16 -0000
On 5/12/97 10:33 PM, Ed Pon (edpon@hotmail.com) wrote:
>The body shape of the
>taeniacara remind me somewhat of a dwarf pike and may indicate the type of
>waters in which they naturally occur.
The body shape is elongate, but they move very slowly around the tank,
often freezing in one position. Despite their apparent streamiling, I
suspect they come from sluggish streams. Maybe they were so relieved when
I pulled off the power filter that they figured they should breed to
celebrate that they were still alive.
>By the way--I don't know if you remember Albert
>So's warning, get the male out of there quickly or he may not survive the
>episode.
Yeah, I remembered his warning that the female would kill the male, so I
moved the male into a floating plastic isolation container.
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If wishes were fishes we'd all have ponds
Pete Johnson / San Jose, CA / petej@wordsanddeeds.com
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