Behave Bob, She was talking about them to a fish group in Pa. At 9:30 in
the
morning while we were all waking up to coffee and donuts..
killiman at iquest_net
Al Anderson
6246 N Rural
Indianapolis IN 46220
317 253 2170
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-----Original Message-----
From: killietalk-bounces at aka_org [mailto:killietalk-bounces at aka_org]On
Behalf Of Robert Goldstein
Sent: Wednesday, May 18, 2005 1:53 PM
To: killifish discussion list
Subject: Re: [Killietalk] Not so far off topic, I hope...
All, I know Sallie and she was not talking about fish eggs. She's pretty
hot.
----- Original Message -----
From: "Al Anderson" <killiman at iquest_net>
To: "killifish discussion list" <killietalk at aka_org>
Sent: Wednesday, May 18, 2005 2:41 PM
Subject: RE: [Killietalk] Not so far off topic, I hope...
According to Dr. Sally Boggs , when the male does not tend the eggs right
and they have eyed up stroke them lightly under water with a feather (I
use
a chicken tail feather) and they will hatch if they are ready. Sounds
kinky
but it works.
killiman at iquest_net
Al Anderson
6246 N Rural
Indianapolis IN 46220
317 253 2170
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From: killietalk-bounces at aka_org [mailto:killietalk-bounces at aka_org]On
Behalf Of Debunix
Sent: Wednesday, May 18, 2005 1:23 PM
To: killietalk at aka_org
Subject: [Killietalk] Not so far off topic, I hope...
I have been trying to hatch some peacock gudgeon eggs, because my last
male has kept abandoning the eggs before they hatch (normally the males
stay in a cave guarding and finning water over the eggs until the fry
are free swimming; this male seems to be a lemon).
For this last batch I had opened that cap on the PVC pipe cave (they're
adherent to the wall of the 'cave'), and placing them in the tank
positioned to have a mild current flowing through as a substitute for
father's care. I had a group of them developing, eyeing up, even a
few that hatched and wiggled, but some did not develop and fungused,
and eventually I lost the whole batch (some 40-50 eggs).
Does this sound like a situation that might be improved by some
acriflavin like some of you like to use for killie eggs? I'd be trying
to inhibit the fungus on the dead eggs long enough to allow the live
eggs to hatch, plus another 3-4 days before the wigglers are free
swimming.
Diane Brown in St. Louis
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