So... now what? Do I leave them to their devices? Have anyone successfully bred ?
Amblyceps mangois with belly full of eggs
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Amblyceps mangois with belly full of eggs
Hello all. I have been keeping this particular group of 4 since February. Today I noticed that one of them had eggs in her belly. I had one that had eggs but unfortunately jumped out, but this one is in a secure tank.
So... now what? Do I leave them to their devices? Have anyone successfully bred ?
So... now what? Do I leave them to their devices? Have anyone successfully bred ?
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Re: Amblyceps mangois with belly full of eggs
hi
Not much information that I can give you; but, I hope this little amount may be of some help.
I once, got some to spawn I had eggs but only three hatched, and the fry subsequently died within 24hrs. (so I class this as a failure to spawn) .
The tank set up was 12"x10"x10", sand substrate with an air powered internal sponge filter. To which I added an egg trap that had nylon wool intertwined with the mesh. the eggs were laid in the night-time hours. I remember feeding the adults on blood worms, white worms and small granula commercial feed.
PS: Sorry , I cant remember water measurement and my notes went astray some time ago .
Not much information that I can give you; but, I hope this little amount may be of some help.
I once, got some to spawn I had eggs but only three hatched, and the fry subsequently died within 24hrs. (so I class this as a failure to spawn) .
The tank set up was 12"x10"x10", sand substrate with an air powered internal sponge filter. To which I added an egg trap that had nylon wool intertwined with the mesh. the eggs were laid in the night-time hours. I remember feeding the adults on blood worms, white worms and small granula commercial feed.
PS: Sorry , I cant remember water measurement and my notes went astray some time ago .
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