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Re: Breeding Ancistrini sp. L082
Posted: 27 Dec 2009, 12:32
by Haavard Stoere
He is looking good, alright
Because he has started eating I will wait at least one week before I take him out to photograph again. I don`t wan`t to stress him to often.
Re: Breeding Ancistrini sp. L082
Posted: 27 Dec 2009, 13:01
by DJ-don
Haavard Stoere wrote:He is looking good, alright
Because he has started eating I will wait at least one week before I take him out to photograph again. I don`t wan`t to stress him to often.
good idea its better for the little guys safety! please up date next time on how she/he is!
Re: Breeding Ancistrini sp. L082
Posted: 08 Jan 2010, 23:37
by Haavard Stoere
Uno is 23mm long
Re: Breeding Ancistrini sp. L082
Posted: 09 Jan 2010, 00:22
by MatsP
Growing nicely, then...
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Re: Breeding Ancistrini sp. L082
Posted: 09 Jan 2010, 16:52
by jerry58
Hi
Looking very good,well done and is a fish to be proud of !!!.
Jerry
Re: Breeding Ancistrini sp. L082
Posted: 09 Jan 2010, 19:43
by Haavard Stoere
Yes, I have never had such a close relationship to a single specimen. Therefore the cheesy naming.
Next time i Photograph him in 2-3 weeks I believe he will have adult coloration.
Looking forward to the next spawning.
Re: Breeding Ancistrini sp. L082
Posted: 09 Jan 2010, 21:45
by jerry58
Hi
Just curious but are you going to be doing anything different than what you did to induce the first spawn with the next one?.
And have you come to any conclusion as to the amount of infertile eggs in the first spawn other than down to first time trial spawn thing or do you think it could be down to another factor like flow in tank,temp of water,size of cave ect.
I know you know your fish stuff but you must have wondered as to why this has happened I find this one of the more fascinating parts of breeding fish I know i'm no where near your standard but at any level of breeding fish these questions and answers are basically the same and just as interesting to find out.
Jerry
Re: Breeding Ancistrini sp. L082
Posted: 09 Jan 2010, 22:28
by Haavard Stoere
jerry58 wrote:Hi
Just curious but are you going to be doing anything different than what you did to induce the first spawn with the next one?.
No, but I believe the next spawn will be successful. The first clutch were probably old eggs.
jerry58 wrote:And have you come to any conclusion as to the amount of infertile eggs in the first spawn other than down to first time trial spawn thing or do you think it could be down to another factor like flow in tank,temp of water,size of cave ect.
I believe everything was close to perfect. I simply blame the poor condition of the eggs being laid. Maybe this is wrong?
jerry58 wrote:I know you know your fish stuff but you must have wondered as to why this has happened I find this one of the more fascinating parts of breeding fish I know i'm no where near your standard but at any level of breeding fish these questions and answers are basically the same and just as interesting to find out.
I believe failure in attemptive breeding is quite normal for some species. The defitive reason in each case I don`t know.
Jerry[/quote]
Re: Breeding Ancistrini sp. L082
Posted: 10 Jan 2010, 02:53
by nvcichlids
Uno seems to be one little hellion of a punk rocker lol.. Very nice and its good to see he is being well taken care of!
Congrats again Harv!
Re: Breeding Ancistrini sp. L082
Posted: 31 Jan 2010, 00:30
by RickE
Hey Haavard, how's Uno doing?
Re: Breeding Ancistrini sp. L082
Posted: 31 Jan 2010, 01:51
by DJ-don
RickE wrote:Hey Haavard, how's Uno doing?
yes i would really like to know too!
Re: Breeding Ancistrini sp. L082
Posted: 31 Jan 2010, 14:02
by Haavard Stoere
I will look for him tonight and photograph him if he is still alive.
Re: Breeding Ancistrini sp. L082
Posted: 31 Jan 2010, 16:10
by Haavard Stoere
Uno is the fastest growing pleco I have ever had. He measures 32 millimeters.
Re: Breeding Ancistrini sp. L082
Posted: 31 Jan 2010, 17:06
by Morten
Hi Haavard,
Uno is just looking great, soon he is just as handsome as his father.
Re: Breeding Ancistrini sp. L082
Posted: 31 Jan 2010, 17:53
by RickE
Thanks Haavard. He really is a handsome little fellow!
Re: Breeding Ancistrini sp. L082
Posted: 31 Jan 2010, 18:15
by dconnors
Wow! That is really great to see him grow! Thanks for sharing.
Re: Breeding Ancistrini sp. L082
Posted: 31 Jan 2010, 20:25
by Janne
And he dont longer looks like a punk rocker... I think it would be a good idea of you putting together the pictures to one showing the development in the fry, like Jools said... this can be a key for a new family "Havardiencis" ;)
Janne
Re: Breeding Ancistrini sp. L082
Posted: 31 Jan 2010, 23:33
by DJ-don
Re: Breeding Ancistrini sp. L082
Posted: 08 Feb 2010, 23:55
by MatsP
Most of the pictures in this thread are now in the Cat-eLog.
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Re: Breeding Ancistrini sp. L082
Posted: 10 Feb 2010, 21:43
by leej24
What a great history on that little guy. Excellent work!
Re: Breeding Ancistrini sp. L082
Posted: 09 Mar 2010, 21:30
by Haavard Stoere
Uno is now an older brother
On Tuesday 155 eggs were laid. On Saturday I lost 20. (They turned white) On Sunday I lost 2 (turned white). Monday I lost 20 due to leakage and premature hatching, an Tuesday(today) I lost 31 due to leakage. The total number of healthy hatch-lings today are 82.
Cheers:)
Re: Breeding Ancistrini sp. L082
Posted: 09 Mar 2010, 21:36
by dconnors
That is great news!!! Congratulaions
Re: Breeding Ancistrini sp. L082
Posted: 09 Mar 2010, 22:06
by RickE
Fantastic Haavard, well done! Hope they all turn out to be as handsome as Uno. (But a little less troublesome to raise maybe!)
Re: Breeding Ancistrini sp. L082
Posted: 09 Mar 2010, 23:14
by Janne
You see, I told you they will breed again and than again ;) Can you provide me with the correct water parameters... everything, and I will try to explain for you why the eggs leakage and or are to early hatched. I have had that problem a few times too and it's always the water (me to lacy not keeping the water on top).
Janne
Re: Breeding Ancistrini sp. L082
Posted: 09 Mar 2010, 23:21
by 2wheelsx2
Congrats on the new spawn!
Re: Breeding Ancistrini sp. L082
Posted: 10 Mar 2010, 01:40
by DJ-don
Nice work haarvard, depsite the losses, you still have a huge amount of eggs!
Re: Breeding Ancistrini sp. L082
Posted: 10 Mar 2010, 01:56
by nvcichlids
Way to go buddy! Cannot wait to see new pics of Uno's brother's and sisters lol.
Re: Breeding Ancistrini sp. L082
Posted: 10 Mar 2010, 03:10
by andywoolloo
Uno is amazing!! Just a handome devil.
It is very cool to go thru the Cat- elog and see his progression.
Re: Breeding Ancistrini sp. L082
Posted: 10 Mar 2010, 04:21
by plec0
man haarvard you the man!!! Its so amazing looking thru this thread from front to back, its like a mini novel and its truly amazing pictures and fine detail you give is just incredible, I learned so much in last hour reading this, I feel as if I owe you something in return
But uno is got to be the most popular talked about lil guy on this site right now and I would keep him for a momento not to mention first f1 to survive in captivity~~!!! I hope you get more spawns and able to get a future breeeding colony down the road, I didnt even know of the L082 until now and they are gorgeous.. I dont even think its possible to get them now? I never seen any forsale.. but goodjob keep us updated and posted.. I love all your fish and tank setups, you truly have a great passion for this hobby and it is a priveldge to read your in depth posts and instructions on raising and successfully breeding these diff types of species.
Re: Breeding Ancistrini sp. L082
Posted: 10 Mar 2010, 09:53
by MatsP
Congratulations. If you have any more photos of Uno (or the group of eggs/fry), I'll be happy to add them to the Cat-eLog.
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