My BLogs Right Breeding report for Ancistrus sp. `RIO PARAGUAY` by ElTofi

Down Basics
Overview The first spawn was on Thursday 25th of September 2008. The breeding group consisted of 3 males and 4 females. The smallest male was at least 120mm SL and the smallest female was at least 60mm SL. The individuals were obtained from Yann Fulliquet, F3 (and F4, and...).
Feeding
1.Hikari Algae Wafers (dry / prepared) daily
Down Water Parameters (at time of spawning)
pH 6.80 to 7.40
Conductivity 200µs to 300µs
Temperature 26.0°C to 28.0°C
Current Medium
Down Aquarium
Dimensions The aquarium dimensions were 5400mm x 1600mm x 1250mm (212.6" x 63" x 49.2") all Length x Width x Height.
Furniture Home made concrete tank
Filtration Filtered by a Oase BioSmart Set 14000 (Pond)
Lighting Poor, only 2x150W HQI + 1x400W HQI
Heating Bottom heating, from a bypass of the home heating system
Down Breeding
Behaviour Tipical for Ancistrus species. As there is no appropriate sized caves for them into this tank, they used wholes in the woods and branches of the hardscape
Eggs There were 50 orange eggs laid which were 4.0mm in diameter.
Time to hatch 5 days
Number: 40
Free swimming: 5 days
Segregation I left the fry into the tank as "natural food" for the cichlas, Myleus and others. I had plenty of spawnings with these little guys and I don't know what to do with them anymore
Fry sizes 7 days: 0mm
14 days: 0mm
21 days: 0mm
Juvenile sizes 1 month: 0mm
3 months: 0mm
6 months: 0mm
Fry and juvenile feeding Only the "aufwuchs" of the branches and roots of the tank