Michigan Cichlid Association
General Category => Old World => Topic started by: jcunningham0295 on January 05, 2016, 10:44:53 PM
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Just a few pics of my Albino Paracyps. Got home today and not one, but three females holding.
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looking awesome Josh! Congrads alb-paracip-daddy!
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When I was breeding this fish about 15 years ago they would do the same thing.
It was like multiple females would develop eggs a day or two apart each month .
My guess is that the hormones released would get everyone going once one male/female started to spawn.
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When I was breeding this fish about 15 years ago they would do the same thing.
It was like multiple females would develop eggs a day or two apart each month .
My guess is that the hormones released would get everyone going once one male/female started to spawn.
Must be. Ended up pulling fry from 4 females. Also picked up 17 more today so my group is close to 40 in size now. Hopefully they will be a huge fry factory.
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You should definitely be flush with offspring then ;D
Are you keeping them in one large group or two separate groups?
IMHO, there's pros and cons to both, but a really large shoal of them make a great display.
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You should definitely be flush with offspring then ;D
Are you keeping them in one large group or two separate groups?
IMHO, there's pros and cons to both, but a really large shoal of them make a great display.
They are now in one large group in my 75 gallon with some xenos. Probably will end up pulling some extra males out down the road.
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Congrats Josh. I have a female holding out of the ngrippinis that I got from you a while back.