Does anyone have experience with Corydoras duplicareus? Is it difficult to breed? Just found them in the local fish store, and I must say that thay are really beautiful. I think I need a group of them.
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hi bernt,
lucky you!!!! didn't even get to see any last season. hope someone will share their experience of duplicareus!
cheers
philtre
lucky you!!!! didn't even get to see any last season. hope someone will share their experience of duplicareus!
cheers
philtre
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I have got 5 of them and 1 of the umentionable ones that looks very similar, originally from Ian's famous fish house.
They have bred a few times since I have had them and I have just used the old trick of Dry and Rainy seasons.
Good article on breeding them. http://www.eheim-uk.com/duplicareus.asp
And dry and rainy seasons. http://www.eheim-uk.com/d+r.asp
They have bred a few times since I have had them and I have just used the old trick of Dry and Rainy seasons.
Good article on breeding them. http://www.eheim-uk.com/duplicareus.asp
And dry and rainy seasons. http://www.eheim-uk.com/d+r.asp
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