If you're looking to get a few out, I'd be interested. I can probably
pass on P. furcatus eggs if you want to see if you get better luck
with another strain. Mine aren't very productive but I get near 100%
fertility. By the way, I feed mine only baby brine shrimp. Not sure
what you're feeding yours, but I kinda agree with Peter that maybe a
diet change could help.
Later
Cary
PS Welcome to the internet. I was wondering how long you'd hold out.
On Sat, 20 Jul 1996 12:32:13, -0500, JRQL61A at PRODIGY.COM ( CHRIS
DREW) wrote:
>I believe I am one of the few people keeping this species. I
>don't really have the room to keep a large colony so if any
>one out there is interested in getting some eggs please let
>me know.I have had difficulty lately in producing numbers of
>eggs although this group once laid thirty eggs in one day!
>Unheard of in my experiences with Signifers.I'd like to
>spread this species around before something untoward
>happens, like having every one of your Wonga creek Tris jump
>out of your tank. No other fish, just THEM!
>I'm willing to GIVE any eggs I can produce to any one who
>wants them. If we can trade so much the better. Chris D
Cary Hostrawser
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