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well yeah i guess they wont be that big.. if there eggs are like a pencil tip

i dont gravel vac it often the loaches keep the gravel sparkling, i can dig around in there and the water will stay pretty much clear.

Hey, there are a few eggs in 1:49. I wonder why only a few of them were released. Did you see them spawning again? Regards. this was ether the second or 3rd time thats why there were so few eggs If you've got eggs in there, and they don't eat them, be very careful with the gravel vac for a while. W...

hopfully there smart enough to figure it out.. i cant move them.. any of my other tanks are to hot or to dangerous. i guess ill plan for it next time

one question... if anyone would know, would they eat the eggs? like when there going through the gravel looking for food.. or would they spit them out like they do rocks?

this took place after the "monsoon" but they were very breedy like before it.
yeah the eggs are small (to small for the camera), but they were pink, all them sunk into the substrate like they where suppose too, im not sure on the loaches age

(i posted this on my local forums but i figure why not share it here) enjoy... Weather loaches are by far my favorite fish, and i have always wanted to breed them.. so heres whats happen so far Jan 24th... I tested my new heater in my spare tank to make sure the temp wasnt gonna get to hot. i place ...

the ones i have are 12inchs tall and the main one is 2 years old but the rest are pretty new but grow quick, i think its cuz its pretty much sealed so animals use the o2 and release co2 for the plants. i started from 1 4x4 java fern now i have 4 tanks filled with it & it all came from this tank

well my tank is almost completly sealed so the humidity builds up so it stays moist and there is no heat in the tank what so ever.

mistergreen wrote:Corbin, did you say that your plants are java ferns? they can survive out of water?

yes they can survive out of water as long as the roots are in the water, they grow HUGE Quick out of water here is a pic of my smallest java fern

yeah i know, it is to small :( i got the other 4 loaches in a really great deal so i couldnt say no, i was orginaly just 1. im gonna make it a full aquatic as soon as i get a stand that can hold the weight, but the water parameters are totaly fine and the fish show no stress and seem to be enjoying ...

here is my tank i posted on my local forum
http://www.bcaquaria.com/forum/showthread.php?t=245

no its fine they have all been living together for over 2 years.

well its a 33gal right now. been thinking about upgrading it since i have quite a few weather loaches and im gonna breed them in the summer. probley gonna get a 55+. you can see in my sig whats in there. there isnt much flow the way i have it set up but that can eazily be changed in 3 seconds. just ...

I have a weather loach tank and i was wondering if its possible to keep a hillstream loach in it? would it be to cold? im not sure on the exact temp right now, but it was anywhere between 65-70F, but that was in the fall so i guess it would be alot colder now.