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Re: MULTI-GENERATIONAL OR COLONIZING FISH
>
> Bill Hickman writes:
>
> > What do you Fisheads know about other, multi-generational
> > or colonizing fish
I've been scratching my head and dredging my memory on this. I've seen
it with West Africans too. Taeniatus, I believe, but it was just after I
switched from Tanganyikans quite a few years ago so I wasn't that
impressed. It would need confirmation from another source.
Apistogramma geisleri did this as well. To me, it makes sense that if a
pair is relatively unaggressive, then colonizing and breeding become the
same thing, stuffed into an aquarium. It's not behavior I've seen a
pattern with as with Tanganyikans, but it pops up now and then with
individual pairs.
-Gary
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