Re: Nannacara Anomola

[Mike & Diane Wise <apistowise@bewellnet.com>]

I agree with John & Barry, N. anomala is one of my favorites too. This is why I
was overjoyed when I received some Nannacara sp. Venezuela, an undescribed
species from the Orinoco delta area that is similar to N. anomala. Once they are
out of quarantine I hope to start breeding these little beauties.

Mike Wise

John Wubbolt wrote:

> Never thought I'd get excited spawning Nannacara Anomola again.   But it
> had been about 4 or 5 years since doing them last.   I picked up 2 pairs
> towards the end of the summer and with my recent move and all, one of
> the pairs spawned for me 2 days ago.  Didn't notice the eggs until I saw
> the female with the checkerboard pattern and the male hiding behind the
> sponge filter.   I really didn't set the tank up for breeding just yet.
> It was only bare bottom with a nice clump of Java Moss in the tank.
> She decided the front corner on the silicon was good enough place as
> any.   Well there's about 40 or so eyed up little eggs in her clutch.
> I know it's not a big deal spawning these guys but it had been a while
> since I saw good quality fish in my local shops.   So here I go again.
> Thanks for listening to my ramblings this morning.   I just get excited
> when anything spawns.   Guess I just love tropical fish.
>
> John
>
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