Re: Microgeophagus ramirezi

[Carlos Eduardo Alves Ribeiro <fish@montreal.com.br>]

Hi, Marco ! Thanks for your help. The tank-bred pairs that I mentioned were
from a friend of mine, who breeds M. ramirezi at least for six generations.
He has a huge tank and the M. ramirezi spawns there, and he always moves
the eggs to another tank, because there are some bigger fish that could eat
the eggs or the offspring.The "wild caught" M. ramirezi are not really wild
caught : they were bought at a petshop and they were raised in Mage. Does
the M. ramirezi in Mage raise its eggs and fry or are the eggs incubated
artificially ?

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