opdræt af denne malle
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maciej.P — 29. maj 2008, 19:36
hej
er der nogen af jer som kender til opdræt af denne malle MICROGLANIS IHERINGI ? har nemlig 3 stk og ville da godt se om jeg ikk kan få gang i noget leg?,lige som jeg fik O.affinis i leg
er der nogen af jer som kender til opdræt af denne malle MICROGLANIS IHERINGI ? har nemlig 3 stk og ville da godt se om jeg ikk kan få gang i noget leg?,lige som jeg fik O.affinis i leg
Gl.dansk — 29. maj 2008, 20:10
Prøv evt malleforum. Der er mange kloge mennesker derinde
maciej.P — 29. maj 2008, 20:11
der virker ret dødt derinde
Gl.dansk — 29. maj 2008, 21:42
Hmm, nej der er ikke så mange på som her,men har nu tidligere fået gode svar derinde
AndersGS — 29. maj 2008, 22:03
Hey har læst lidt om dem.. der er lavet opdræt af den, men det var vist mere et tilfælde end bevidst.
Breeding
Two reports from English aquarists. First Des Penny published in the magazine of the Catfish Association of Great Britain stating that the water parameters ranged from 4.8-6pH and temperature values between 22°c and 25.5°c. He fed a regime of shredded cod, coley, prawns, mussels, cockles and oxheart, plus feedings of live Daphnia, bloodworm and river shrimp. He found fry by accident one day when he was feeding his fish, a total count of 40 at about 12mm in size which were perfect replicas of the parents. There is no report of how they spawned but Des puts it down to either three things that went on in the tank previously, a drop in temperature then it quickly warming up, his Characins spawning at the same time or it could have been the very varied diet that he was undertaking.
Next article from Paul Barrow appeared in the Tropical Fish Hobbyist in 1997 and he witnessed the spawning with them dashing around the tank with the male wrapping itself around the females head (It must be noted here that the females get quite rotund and helps to differentiate males from females). Paul actually put them back into the new tank after fitting a new under gravel system prier to them spawning, so with 50% new water this would go a long way to facilitating their actions. His water parameters were: Temp: 72°f rising to 75°f over a 12 week period with the p.H. never dropping below 6.5. He took the eggs out of the tank to a smaller tank but they all fungused and unfortunately he did not get any offspring.
linket: http://www.scotcat.com/factsheets/microglanis_iheringi.htm 😀
Breeding
Two reports from English aquarists. First Des Penny published in the magazine of the Catfish Association of Great Britain stating that the water parameters ranged from 4.8-6pH and temperature values between 22°c and 25.5°c. He fed a regime of shredded cod, coley, prawns, mussels, cockles and oxheart, plus feedings of live Daphnia, bloodworm and river shrimp. He found fry by accident one day when he was feeding his fish, a total count of 40 at about 12mm in size which were perfect replicas of the parents. There is no report of how they spawned but Des puts it down to either three things that went on in the tank previously, a drop in temperature then it quickly warming up, his Characins spawning at the same time or it could have been the very varied diet that he was undertaking.
Next article from Paul Barrow appeared in the Tropical Fish Hobbyist in 1997 and he witnessed the spawning with them dashing around the tank with the male wrapping itself around the females head (It must be noted here that the females get quite rotund and helps to differentiate males from females). Paul actually put them back into the new tank after fitting a new under gravel system prier to them spawning, so with 50% new water this would go a long way to facilitating their actions. His water parameters were: Temp: 72°f rising to 75°f over a 12 week period with the p.H. never dropping below 6.5. He took the eggs out of the tank to a smaller tank but they all fungused and unfortunately he did not get any offspring.
linket: http://www.scotcat.com/factsheets/microglanis_iheringi.htm 😀
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