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The problem that the eggs are eaten safely have all breeders. For a more in Paros other less and in some species, linkei or harveyi and tweedei eggs are eaten as well as no. This is surely the water quality together, but the exact relationships, nobody knows. Try and try again and again, just so I could feel myself coming ornaticauda get in between you always have success again.
Something for PH value. It comes naturally depends on how the aquarium is equipped, many plants are present the Ph value will always try to come to Ph 7, plants stabilize the water values. few plants and furnishings favor a low PH value. In the aquarium, where I take care of my ornaticauda I have no means out of caves, but a PH value below 4
Bernd,
My 4 tanks have the same configuration and plants. It works perfectly with yours 3 species, many youngs in their tanks.
I keep hope for the phoenicurus, maybe the male will stop to eat the eggs one day!
The femelle is ready to breed all the week and I’ve eggs each time.When harvey I’ve seen this the man during the brood care has died and the girl has then finished maintained ……………………. is also and is perhaps in the nature of “normal”?
Good luck …… which is already
And if you have a boy, I already sign up once for a couple.Not Boy? when you have children of the animals.
The Google translator is sometimes a bit strange in his translationNot willing, indeed have a few, but with the two I can not breed, the girl is deformed and does not suggest eggs.
Did you see with Martin? He says to me that was his last phoenicurus couple but I don’t know… He has declared 2 couples for the census of April.
I will have offsprings when the male will stop to eat the eggs!
Davy, have you seen the male eating the eggs? Or do you presume only the cause being the eating male? Mind, that it sometimes looks like eating, whereas it is only caring for the clutch.
Anyway, the clutch disappears again and again. I should recommend to you to take either the adult fish out or the cave with the eggs. The latter would make it necessary to put it in an extra vessel with exactly the same water (!) and to use funghicides and additionally pick out bad eggs every day several times. The better method is to take the adult fish out, Here, again it could become necessary for you to replace the caring father by own activities.
But the most important aim is to bring at least some eggs to development. Possibly, you have to look in the latest census who still has some P. phoenicurus besides yourself and try to get some additional individuals for exchanging them.
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