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This has been a very interesting method that i have been using to urge my fishes to spawn .
If any pairs has no activity for some time I would do a large water change ( about 70 ~ 80 % ) . An interesting fact is that it wil trigger most females to spawn . I don`t use R.O water just peat...
Recently my borellii spawn but I did not notice till i was about to do water change , saw small fellows wiggling around .
What suprise me was that more babies follow the father around only about 10% follows the mum . Well is this normal ?
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