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I’ve never made much of an effort to do anything special with fry in the tank. Seems to me a fish that would be hatched in the rainy season wouldn’t be too bothered by swings in temperature.
Sounds about right to me, looks about right me. Get the pH down, and the protein up and you should be on the way. It always amazed me how much they could eat in the pre spawn/conditioning phase. Best of luck!
Probably 40+ different cf eunotus species. If you’d like Mike or Frank to be able to narrow it down to something more specific than cf eunotus, the more pictures the better
agassizii has seemed to be wildly polychromatic within population in the few (3 boxes) imports I’ve handled. Heck even the kids in those spawns turned out to be many colored at the sibling level. Mac, which local populations have you found to be uniform?
They get collected in the middle of nowhere (export infrastructure wise), they can’t possibly be on the whitelist, and the 7 Americans who were willing to pay silly money for them all got them a couple years ago.
Short answer says agassizii x agassizii works. Long answers is something along the lines of what we consider the species agassizii, is actually somewhere between 7 and god knows how many different species that all kind look alike.