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Spatuloricaria spp
Bonjour,
Please remember that my mother tongue is French . I'll do my best!
Is anyone here heard about spawing Spatuloricaria sp?
I'm looking for a description or pictures, and the only one I fînd is a little presentation made by Glaser a few years ago...
I'm a bit worry for my own group...
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Please remember that my mother tongue is French . I'll do my best!
Is anyone here heard about spawing Spatuloricaria sp?
I'm looking for a description or pictures, and the only one I fînd is a little presentation made by Glaser a few years ago...
I'm a bit worry for my own group...
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Re: Spatuloricaria spp
Hi,
breeding of a Spatuloricaria sp. from Peru has been reported by Mike Hemmann in the (German) magazine "Amazonas", Issue 12.
The article appears to be freely available here:
http://www.amazonas-magazin.de/AMAZONAS ... 370.0.html.
Hope that helps,
Sandor
breeding of a Spatuloricaria sp. from Peru has been reported by Mike Hemmann in the (German) magazine "Amazonas", Issue 12.
The article appears to be freely available here:
http://www.amazonas-magazin.de/AMAZONAS ... 370.0.html.
Hope that helps,
Sandor
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Re: Spatuloricaria spp
Hi Borbi,
Thanks a lot!
Even if I dont undertand, It a good start!
The eggs a layed under a flat stone (the most off them). I'd never think that!
El Tofi will help me for the traduction.
I think it's time to spawn for my femelles.
Some pictures ASAP
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Thanks a lot!
Even if I dont undertand, It a good start!
The eggs a layed under a flat stone (the most off them). I'd never think that!
El Tofi will help me for the traduction.
I think it's time to spawn for my femelles.
Some pictures ASAP
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Re: Spatuloricaria spp
ElTofi is on it...C-Magnier wrote: ...
El Tofi will help me for the traduction.
Like a French operator use to say a few years ago :
"you asked for the moon ? stay tuned..."
tu-ti-tu-ti-tu...
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Re: Spatuloricaria spp
Google translate does a reasonable job on these things:
English:
http://translate.google.com/translate?j ... ml&act=url
French:
http://translate.google.com/translate?h ... 370.0.html
I can't read french, so I have absolutely no idea if it's readable or not - but the English version, as far as I quickly scanned through, was readable, even if it's not "perfect".
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English:
http://translate.google.com/translate?j ... ml&act=url
French:
http://translate.google.com/translate?h ... 370.0.html
I can't read french, so I have absolutely no idea if it's readable or not - but the English version, as far as I quickly scanned through, was readable, even if it's not "perfect".
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Re: Spatuloricaria spp
Hi MatsP,
Thanks MatsP, Interesting
In French, euhhhhhh.....
I'll try in english, I'm sure it's better (It can not be worst)
Tofi, just have a look...
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Thanks MatsP, Interesting
In French, euhhhhhh.....
I'll try in english, I'm sure it's better (It can not be worst)
Tofi, just have a look...
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Re: Spatuloricaria spp
Hi,
You know what?
I'm happy
7 days later :
To be continued, I hope!
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You know what?
I'm happy
7 days later :
To be continued, I hope!
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Re: Spatuloricaria spp
Very nice, well done!
Cheers,
Jools
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Re: Spatuloricaria spp
Hi Cathy,
Next to FB, also here a Congratulation with crossed fingers!
It seems the flat stone with the eggs is directly streamed with a high oxygenic water current, isn't it?
This would match with all other breedings of Spatuloricaria I heared.
so long
Norman
Next to FB, also here a Congratulation with crossed fingers!
It seems the flat stone with the eggs is directly streamed with a high oxygenic water current, isn't it?
This would match with all other breedings of Spatuloricaria I heared.
so long
Norman
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Re: Spatuloricaria spp
Hi,
Yes, The spawn occurs directly in the pump stream (equiped whith a venturi).
I'm still looking for an information : how days between spawn and hatching?
This morning the male still guarding his eggs. Good boy
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Yes, The spawn occurs directly in the pump stream (equiped whith a venturi).
I'm still looking for an information : how days between spawn and hatching?
This morning the male still guarding his eggs. Good boy
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Re: Spatuloricaria spp
Hi Cathy,
Mike Meuschke (aka Mike Hemmann) wrote about nearly 2 weeks (12 to 14 days) until hatching.
so long
Norman
Mike Meuschke (aka Mike Hemmann) wrote about nearly 2 weeks (12 to 14 days) until hatching.
so long
Norman
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Re: Spatuloricaria spp
Many thanks Norman
A little week waiting now
A little week waiting now
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Re: Spatuloricaria spp
Slightly off topic, but what is the fish in the foreground of the final picture?
Oh and congratulations!
Martin
Oh and congratulations!
Martin
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Re: Spatuloricaria spp
Cathy has 6 Crenicichla regani and 6 Geophagus sp. aff. altifrons "Nhamunda"in the same tank. This one is one of the Creni's.
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Re: Spatuloricaria spp
Hi,
some (bad) picts of the other fishes?
As ElTofi said :
6 Crenicichla regani "Tapajos"
6 Geophagus "nhamunda"
But that's not all!
More picts later
some (bad) picts of the other fishes?
As ElTofi said :
6 Crenicichla regani "Tapajos"
6 Geophagus "nhamunda"
But that's not all!
More picts later
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Re: Spatuloricaria spp
Wish I could find these in the US...
Any one know where to find these in the USA??
Thanks in advance
Any one know where to find these in the USA??
Thanks in advance
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Re: Spatuloricaria spp
i have a breeding group of about 8. I have my LFC list of people who still want some.
BTW, Beautiful fish (and pictures )
I am just trying to re - pleco my tanks since the move (sold everything before )
Oh and CONGRATS!!!
BTW, Beautiful fish (and pictures )
I am just trying to re - pleco my tanks since the move (sold everything before )
Oh and CONGRATS!!!
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Re: Spatuloricaria spp
Is there a concern that these cichlids may prey on the fry?
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Re: Spatuloricaria spp
As far as I know, Cathy hasn't seen any problem with the eggs till this day (day 9, I think). The male seems to guard his clutch very carefully. And the pike's are to small to be competitive against such a male ! I wonder what will hapen after hatching...
But Cathy may pass here during the day to tell you more.
But Cathy may pass here during the day to tell you more.
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Re: Spatuloricaria spp
Hi,
10 days.
The male is doing a very good job.
I will write some details about the other fishes of the tank later
2 days waiting
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10 days.
The male is doing a very good job.
I will write some details about the other fishes of the tank later
2 days waiting
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Re: Spatuloricaria spp
Hi Cathy,
It looks very good!
It seems hatching will occur the next few days.
Whats about the predators? Do you remove them from the tank or do you separate the guarding male carefully?
so long
Norman
It looks very good!
It seems hatching will occur the next few days.
Whats about the predators? Do you remove them from the tank or do you separate the guarding male carefully?
so long
Norman
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Re: Spatuloricaria spp
Hi,
first, some news :
How many eggs?
About the others fishes and the tank.
It's overfull, like my other tanks... Found some species during trips these 3 last month. For some of them I was schearching since years (like Geophagus and Crenicichla)
Unfortunaly I have no place for another tank yet. But soon, I will change all my installation, and Spatuloricaria spp will be in a 130x60 (cm) tank, with only a few Melanocharacidium sp. (the little brown fish witch appears sometimes in the pictures).
The Pikes and the Geophagus spp will be in a 900l tank (190x70 cm). Both are little species for their genera.
But in this tank there's other fishes...
- 7 whith their youngs
- 4 (sold as )
ElTofi will get a part of them (or the whole), 60cm it's a little too big for me.
This spawn was unexpected an I am the first surprised.
But it's not the first, the other female lay eggs at the beggining of september, on a tank pan. 2 days before the male eat them.
So I hope that it will happen again
Sorry for my english, just hope that you can understand something
Tomorrow is D day normaly...
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first, some news :
How many eggs?
About the others fishes and the tank.
It's overfull, like my other tanks... Found some species during trips these 3 last month. For some of them I was schearching since years (like Geophagus and Crenicichla)
Unfortunaly I have no place for another tank yet. But soon, I will change all my installation, and Spatuloricaria spp will be in a 130x60 (cm) tank, with only a few Melanocharacidium sp. (the little brown fish witch appears sometimes in the pictures).
The Pikes and the Geophagus spp will be in a 900l tank (190x70 cm). Both are little species for their genera.
But in this tank there's other fishes...
- 7 whith their youngs
- 4 (sold as )
ElTofi will get a part of them (or the whole), 60cm it's a little too big for me.
This spawn was unexpected an I am the first surprised.
But it's not the first, the other female lay eggs at the beggining of september, on a tank pan. 2 days before the male eat them.
So I hope that it will happen again
Sorry for my english, just hope that you can understand something
Tomorrow is D day normaly...
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Re: Spatuloricaria spp
Hi Cathy,
Do you have to possibility to separate the fry after hatching for example in a nursery or raising tank?
It would be a pity if the fry would be food for Crenicichla & Co.
so long
Norman
Do you have to possibility to separate the fry after hatching for example in a nursery or raising tank?
It would be a pity if the fry would be food for Crenicichla & Co.
so long
Norman
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Re: Spatuloricaria spp
ElTofi's tank is ready to home your Panaque schaeferi ... whenever you want
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Hi Norman,
I'll try .
But in France, Spatuloricaria spp will be a very difficult fish to share... It's a big Loricarinae, and I have to say that it's not an easy fish to keep.
No planted tank, they are a little boisterous. I call them "my buldozers", as they turn over the while tank during the night. Big eaters, the tank needs big water changes...
I'll try to raise a few of them, for friends who told me that they are interesed with it but that's all.
I'll try .
But in France, Spatuloricaria spp will be a very difficult fish to share... It's a big Loricarinae, and I have to say that it's not an easy fish to keep.
No planted tank, they are a little boisterous. I call them "my buldozers", as they turn over the while tank during the night. Big eaters, the tank needs big water changes...
I'll try to raise a few of them, for friends who told me that they are interesed with it but that's all.
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Re: Spatuloricaria spp
Hi Tofi,
SoonElTofi wrote:ElTofi's tank is ready to home your Panaque schaeferi ... whenever you want
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Hi Cathy,
I know about the problems selling or just sharing Loricariinae in general and specially Spatuloricaria and other species of large size.
I would like to get some offsprings.
so long
Norman
I know about the problems selling or just sharing Loricariinae in general and specially Spatuloricaria and other species of large size.
I would like to get some offsprings.
so long
Norman
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Re: Spatuloricaria spp
Hi,
Of course Norman, As we say in France : "avec plaisir"!
Day 12, eggs and fish still in the same place...
Of course Norman, As we say in France : "avec plaisir"!
Day 12, eggs and fish still in the same place...
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Hi Cathy,
That would be very nice!
Time for hatching is passed, whats about the fry?
so long
Norman
That would be very nice!
Time for hatching is passed, whats about the fry?
so long
Norman
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Re: Spatuloricaria spp
I hate to resurrect an ancient thread, but does anyone know whatever happened with the eggs and/or fry???