how would you feed Pseudacanthicus sp "black" babies ?
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Re: how would you feed Pseudacanthicus sp "black" babies ?
Brilliant, congrats on another spawn, 180 little pseudas is pretty impressive!! Your tank is beautiful also, looks like you've got some nice prochilodus in there. So spawning L25s next is it?
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Re: how would you feed Pseudacanthicus sp "black" babies ?
Wow, what big families they have. These are happening in the big tank even with the non-catfish tank mates present?
Not that that male couldn't hold his own with anything dumb enough to try to get at his young.
Not that that male couldn't hold his own with anything dumb enough to try to get at his young.
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Re: how would you feed Pseudacanthicus sp "black" babies ?
No, in fact I moved the pair in a smaller tank (300 liters) cause it's much easier to act on the parameters on a smaller volume... The spawn followed massive RO and rain water changes (300 % in 4 days) and a temperature fall from 28°C to 22°C... it raised again to 28° in around 2 days...
Just for fun, 2 picts of yersterday, 48 hours after the clutch.


there are 4 "packs" of larvae in 2 differents floating nurseries...
as said, I will give you more informations this week-end...
@Loracidlover : I had Semaprochilodus taeniurus in the 1600 liters, but when they grew adult (about 25-30 cm), they wanted to spawn. And as they usualy spawn jumping in the waves and the strong current, one morning I found a dead dry fish on the ground of the fish room
So I gave them away to a friend who has a 4000 liters cubic tank, in which they can jump as high as they want... it's covered and much more higher than mine...
Just for fun, 2 picts of yersterday, 48 hours after the clutch.
there are 4 "packs" of larvae in 2 differents floating nurseries...
as said, I will give you more informations this week-end...
@Loracidlover : I had Semaprochilodus taeniurus in the 1600 liters, but when they grew adult (about 25-30 cm), they wanted to spawn. And as they usualy spawn jumping in the waves and the strong current, one morning I found a dead dry fish on the ground of the fish room

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Re: how would you feed Pseudacanthicus sp "black" babies ?
Loracidlover wrote:.../...So spawning L25s next is it ? Conrad



It's a part of the dream... but before I should have males and females... which is not exactly done

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Re: how would you feed Pseudacanthicus sp "black" babies ?
Hi everyone...
for more informations on my Pseuda story, join the following topic :
http://www.planetcatfish.com/forum/view ... =5&t=23898
I'm closing this one... see you there...
for more informations on my Pseuda story, join the following topic :
http://www.planetcatfish.com/forum/view ... =5&t=23898
I'm closing this one... see you there...

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