There must be something in the water!

[fishman 1]

It all started about a week ago when i got some young from my Brachyraphis Roseni. I only noticed them when it came to catch out the adults to move them to a larger tank.

Then a few days ago my Girardinus Metallicus sp. "yellow belly" dropped a large brood. I didn't bother removing the adults and was pleasently suprized that none of the little ones have been canibalized. Fingers crossed i get a yellow bellied female.

The never ending chain of guppy reproduction has now been ceased. This is down to the Brachyraphis Roseni being the new tank mates.

I just need the Brachyraphis Terrabensis to do their thing now.

Fingers crossed.

 

[dwarfgourami]

Congratulations, must be something in the air!

It all started about a week ago when i got some young from my Brachyraphis Roseni. I only noticed them when it came to catch out the adults to move them to a larger tank.

Then a few days ago my Girardinus Metallicus sp. "yellow belly" dropped a large brood. I didn't bother removing the adults and was pleasently suprized that none of the little ones have been canibalized. Fingers crossed i get a yellow bellied female.

The never ending chain of guppy reproduction has now been ceased. This is down to the Brachyraphis Roseni being the new tank mates.

I just need the Brachyraphis Terrabensis to do their thing now.

Fingers crossed.

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[Annastasia]

Congratulations on the new arrivals!

And good luck to the Brachyraphis Terrabensis.