I guess this post goes here. lol. I know little about these fish and since they basically stay inside their pvc lodging are rarely seen by me. About the only thing that coaxes them out, en masse, is a frozen bloodworm shower.
Recently found 3 clumps of eggs and then 2 others, which have now started to hatch and although they spend most of their time on the bottom, they are already swimming freely around the tank. Their yolk sac is huge, but appears to be absorbed rather quickly. The fry were quite active before hatching, twirling around steadily.
It's always nice to spawn something for the first time. It renews ones sense of wonder and awe. Well, for me anywayz.
- Frank
