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sorry you feel that way. However, they are still doing great. One of the male is courting another female. They have doubled in size...except one female...she is till fairly small. I think one of the males is just pestering her.
Js
NO...LOL! I had to move some apisto fry around and read that EBJD are somewhat less aggressive than the regular JD. So I experimented with it. Fortunately, it turned out okay...the apistos actually bred it the tank. The female was pretty small...about one inch...with about 10-15 fry...I took...
This is my EBJD "smuckers" and about eight baby apistos. They are growing much bigger and faster...thought the EBJD would've eaten all of them by now.
Js
Thanks all!
Here is another "bigger" fry for previous batch with a different female...I think it is a "he" and is about 1-1.5 cm in the picture:
Here is dad when he was younger...can't find any recent photo of him:
Js
but here she is:
Female apisto cac. in the ten gallon with fry:
She is very bright yellow:
Look closely...you may see some faint ouline of the babies:
Top view:
Js
Yes those are peacock gudgeons and they are pretty neat. They are in a 33 gallon tank and I am sorry but I do not know the pH.
Here are some more pix:
Here is the father with eggs:
Js
Got five little panda cory cats...they are living in the apisto/gudgeon tank.
This one is out and about:
This one is trying to hide:
The only shrimp to survive the levamisole treatment:
Js