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Congratulations Jac!

Well, that depends on your keeping.
The colder the water for instance, the longer it takes for the eggs to mature for hatching. If your water would be around 28-29 degrees, that could mean that your incubation time is longer by one or 2 days.

The temperature here is a constant 30 degrees. All of my other fish (Hypancistrus and Sturisoma) have an incubation time of max 4 days. It has been so for 4-5 years without any change.

I know that it depends on the water temperature. But I also keep my Hypancistrus in 30 C.

Today I discovered another female had spawned with a second male So now I have to males with brood to take care of
Here some pictures of the fry, now 3 days old.

Your posts are fine now on my home computers I just cannot see the videos on my tablet and work computers for some reason.

Very nice and congrats

Thank you!

Hi!!

Very nice!!
Mine are growing well...they are very nice
How are doing the young from the other species you got in November??
Cheers
Yann

Hi Yann,

Yes, I also quite like the elegance of L70. Just something different
The fry are doing great. Have dissolved the yolk sack and are starting to roam around the tank. There are quite a lot of them, for a first spawn

The L102 are doing fine. They still haven't grown very much but have a nice round belly and fat tail, so eating well. I did however loose one in December....
But still have 8 healthy and strong ones left!! Hoping to see them grow in the near future!!

Good luck with your L70 and L102, get them spawning

Thanks for asking!
Cheers Jacqueline

Here are the last shots of the fry, as they did venture back into the cave with dad
5 Days old:

I must say these a great looking catfish, I have not really paid any attention to them until i saw this thread.

Thanks for posting and congrats on the spawn!

Melander

Hi Jacqueline!!

Glad to know everything is well...well got basically the same kind of problem...I don't see them growing much!!
I cross my fingers to breed mine!!
Cheers
Yann

Update on the fry.

Zombie fry, now 2 weeks old and doing great
I took the shot just before I did maintenance on the tank. I saw the fry in the cave and caught them on film first. So don't worry about the pooh please...

Looks Good Jacqueline .

Greets, Riny

Thanks

Some pictures of the fry. Now nearly 3 weeks old and growing fast!