Breeding L190 Royal Pleco (Panaque nigrolineatus)
Breeding L190 Royal Pleco (Panaque nigrolineatus)
"Dry and Rainy Seasons in the Tank"
I crossed a translation of this article in my Israeli forum (http://www.ffil.org) from Aquarticles site. http://www.aquarticles.com/articles/bre ... asons.html
I might want to try it in my aquarium, if some one can refer to this article from experience I will be thankful.
Any other advice on breeding Royal will be gladly acceptable.
G
I crossed a translation of this article in my Israeli forum (http://www.ffil.org) from Aquarticles site. http://www.aquarticles.com/articles/bre ... asons.html
I might want to try it in my aquarium, if some one can refer to this article from experience I will be thankful.
Any other advice on breeding Royal will be gladly acceptable.
G
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i think that panawues are quite hard to breed, bec of the fact that there big! a pair or a colony must be placed in a suitable habitat where in they will happy live.. I guess that every thing is possible its just difficult! I know they need strong curents.. and a good vegi diet
Too many gorgeous loricariids
So hard to obtain! Grrr....
So hard to obtain! Grrr....
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Guya,
Thanks for bringing this to my attention. This article, with a few modifications, is lifted from a series of e-mails I wrote on Cat-L in 1996 after Doug Underwood used my technique to spawn P. nigrolineatus. I'll contact the website and let them know it was plagerized.
-Shane
Thanks for bringing this to my attention. This article, with a few modifications, is lifted from a series of e-mails I wrote on Cat-L in 1996 after Doug Underwood used my technique to spawn P. nigrolineatus. I'll contact the website and let them know it was plagerized.
-Shane
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Guya,
I'll look around and contact Lyn and see if they are still saved in the Cat-L archives. I believe that Dinyar, Heok Hee, and maybe Jools will remember the articles.
-Shane
I'll look around and contact Lyn and see if they are still saved in the Cat-L archives. I believe that Dinyar, Heok Hee, and maybe Jools will remember the articles.
-Shane
"My journey is at an end and the tale is told. The reader who has followed so faithfully and so far, they have the right to ask, what do I bring back? It can be summed up in three words. Concentrate upon Uganda."
Winston Churchill, My African Journey
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