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Pelvicachromis Subocellatus


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When I went to feed my fish this morning I noticed my female P. Subocellatus was dressed to the nines in her breeding colors I'll keep you posted on how they do.

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I'm so happy :smokey:

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My pelv. Pulcher are swimming around today with about 40 fry. Should I move them to a different tank? So far they seem to be protecting them, but there are a number of other tankmates. They are in a 33 with other adult kribs ,petricolas, 7" pleco and 7" syn. longevatis catfish.

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Should I move them to a different tank? So far they seem to be protecting them, but there are a number of other tankmates. They are in a 33 with other adult kribs ,petricolas, 7" pleco and 7" syn. longevatis catfish.

Yes you should move them, but keep the parents and fry together for atleast 3 weeks. This way the fry learn parenting skills. If you leave them in your community tank either they will get eaten or you may end with injured or dead fish.

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Those kribs you have are nice color . Did you have any of that variety at the auction?

These are P. Subocellatus The ones you are thinking of are P. Pulcher, I did sell some Kribs and juvies (P. Pulcher) at the auction. I purchased the P. Subs at the auction.

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Good news!! He's guarding the cave and she is inside and only comes out for a quick bight to eat. So I should havefree swimming fry in a week.

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The eggs hatched today, I seen some wigglers in the bottom of there cave.

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I just checked on them and they are free swimming!!!!!!! :thumbs:

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