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"Loving" situation with Albino Tigers here Uhm so I have yet another *situation* in my 55g between a male & female Albino Tiger Barb if you know what I mean..... They will eat their eggs right away like they do every time my Cory's have eggs - RIGHT?:| I really begin to think something is *off* in that 55g tank I never had fish that were NOT livebears and still breeding THAT much:roll: |
Maybe they missed Valentine's Day and are making up for it. Go fishies go |
I'd say something was on and not off in your water. :p Fish breed when conditions are good. |
What the heck are you treating that water with girl? ;-) |
I'm not doing anything different then my other tanks; only diff is that one get's a "comprehensive" liquid fert....maybe I should cross check the label there!? Don't get me wrong I been breeding fish intentionally before but I just even then didn't have fish that where THIS uhm *happy*..... Makes ya wonder about that water really.....I mean in general :-) |
Barbs usually breed every 2 weeks. sadly the eggs don't make it in a community tank. My barbs have eggs in them at the moment....and will have again in two weeks... Your food, water, temperature and overall population:tank size ratio is good!! |
I donno about the 2 weeks matter.....unless mine are on a diff time schedule in the East here :lol: Water (from tap is pH 6.8 and KH1) in the 55g it is pH 7.5 and KH 4-5 Population in the 55g: 1 Kissing Gourami; 9 Albino Tiger Barbs; 6 Bronze Cory Cats (needless to say with THAT set up no egg survives in there lol) Temp's at 73-74F |
East? Where about.... I'm here in South Africa on the East Coast and my Tigers spawn every 2 weeks! Its crazy. I feed them on a strict diet of bloodworms, cichlid pellets and flakes. |
LOL sorry I meant East as in the US (TN here). Only place in Africa I ever been was tunisia and that was many many many yrs ago :-) Yea mine get a pretty neat variety of food (apart from the eggs that is). Apparently they're happy buggers there :-) |
Actually I have no idea how these fish even survive in the wild. Mine would spawn on a regular basis but they would eat their own eggs like CRAZY. Every time one was laid another fish would swoop in and eat it right as the female released it. |
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