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Re: [GSAS-Member] Extra male gardneri?
Have you got a population name to go with that gardneri? Mamfense? Jos Plateau?
Rayfield? Misaje? ...
As for females 'bursting' - killies lay a few eggs each day and don't need the
male present to lay them, though the eggs won't be fertile without a male. They
don't work like cichlids or tetras or w.h.y.. You should normally expect to get
a few eggs/day from your typical killie (some lay quite a few - well
conditioned female nothobranchius can easily lay 40+ eggs in a day.) Killies
are 'continuous' spawners when you have a pair, and there's little or no
courtship nor any nest building - find a suitable spot, lay eggs, move on,
repeat, take breaks for eating and what not. They do this throughout their
lifespans.
> Date: Sat, 23 Feb 2008 18:23:26 -0800> From: clifford@clevergeek.com> To:
> gsas-member@thekrib.com> Subject: [GSAS-Member] Extra male gardneri?> > > I
> was planning on moving my gardneri killies to a new tank today, and my> male
> seems to have mysteriously disappeared.> > I'm still hoping he'll turn up, as
> he seemed pretty scrappy, but in the> mean time, I have a female that's about
> to burst she's so full of eggs,> and no male.> > If anyone has a mature male
> they'd like to sell (or trade, I have plenty> of extra cherry shrimp and
> peacock gudgeons), I'd appreciate it. (and if> it would be possible for me to
> pick him up before she lays, all the> better!)> > Thanks,> > Cliff> > > > > >
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