Re: [Killietalk] Rivulus brunneus

[Scott Davis <unclescott at prodigy_net>]

How about separating them and feeding her live foods until she waddles. They are from coastal Panama. Would reintroducing them to each other at a higher temperature by 3-4 degrees F.help? If nothing, try about 80F/ If that doesn't help, play with the water.

All the best!
Scott

wm crash <wm_crash at hotmail_com> wrote: Looking for suggestions on how to get eggs out of a Rivulus brunneus pair. 
They are well fed (mostly live foods) solid active fish. As of now, they are 
in slightly acidic water at ~73F with a mop. Tried peatmoss spilled on tank 
bottom for a while, but no eggs were found there.

Under the same conditions, their neighbours (Rivulus rubripunctatus) are 
pumping 5 to 10 eggs a day.

cheers,
wm_crash, the friendly hooligan
AKA #08840, SAA #162, SVAS #120, HOOLIGAN #1
Wilmington, DE

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