Well I'm stoked I finally got 5 Honey Blue Eyes (2 Female and 3 Male). They've been placed very carefully in a floating cage (approx. 60l) with spawning media in a 4,500l tank to bred. Gotta love the climate up here.
The friend who gave me them had them in an outside tank up here and has collected 20-30 fry in the last month or so.
Now all I have to do is find some threadfin rainbows and I’d be happy for a while.
Adam
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Honey Blue Eyes
Started by Adam, Sep 27 2006 08:25 PM
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Adam
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Posted 27 September 2006 - 08:25 PM
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Graeme
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Posted 27 September 2006 - 08:57 PM
Lucky you
I have had my eye on Nellis for a little while too.Meant to be ok in cool waters too Adam.
I have seen threadfins for sale down here mate,just a matter of getting them too you!
Are you a big native fan?
Graeme
I have had my eye on Nellis for a little while too.Meant to be ok in cool waters too Adam.
I have seen threadfins for sale down here mate,just a matter of getting them too you!
Are you a big native fan?
Graeme
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Adam
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Posted 30 September 2006 - 06:27 PM
Not as big a fan of the rainbows and natives as I am of catfish and Killies. I've got a few rainbows on the go at the moment: M. praecox, M. boesemani, M. trifasciata, M. kamaka, M. herbertaxelrodi, M. s. australis as well as the honey blue eyes.
I've got some silver perch and barra as well.
If anyone wants to send me eggs that would be a good thing.
Adam
I've got some silver perch and barra as well.
If anyone wants to send me eggs that would be a good thing.
Adam
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