After removing the Flame Tertas from my tank and rehoming them (they were always very afraid of my Gourami and I thought they would be happier with my sisters tank of smaller fish) I purchased some Harlequin Rasbora, after researching fish that would like the acidic water in my tank.
I read that they are difficult to breed and that it's not common, so I wasn't expecting nor wanting fry...I woke up this morning to the two females laying eggs on the wisteria! The males are circling like sharks. I've never bred fish before and I have no idea what I should be doing right now.
Also, I had 3 Pearl Gourami females (definitely females) and one of the females was very aggressive towards the other two. I left it for about 2 weeks thinking it would work out, but when she started fin nipping I decided to rehome her. I thought this would leave the other two peaceful and happy. Now the smaller pearl is displaying the same behavior towards my other female -___- Anything I can do? The tank has plants, and two pieces of driftwood as hiding places.
I read that they are difficult to breed and that it's not common, so I wasn't expecting nor wanting fry...I woke up this morning to the two females laying eggs on the wisteria! The males are circling like sharks. I've never bred fish before and I have no idea what I should be doing right now.
Also, I had 3 Pearl Gourami females (definitely females) and one of the females was very aggressive towards the other two. I left it for about 2 weeks thinking it would work out, but when she started fin nipping I decided to rehome her. I thought this would leave the other two peaceful and happy. Now the smaller pearl is displaying the same behavior towards my other female -___- Anything I can do? The tank has plants, and two pieces of driftwood as hiding places.