According to my experience I found in natural biotopes that the best
places to hide for most fishes are old beer cans and plastic bags; some
other plastic containers also did well ;-)
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Harro
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Von: bmd6482 [bdiliberto at gmail.com]=20
Gesendet: Montag, 17. Januar 2005 05:56
An: r_m_l at yahoogroups.com
Betreff: [RML] Werneri, gertrudae & natural breeding
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My question is essentially how these two breed in the wild. I am=20
setting up a biotope with these two species and a cherax and I want=20
to stay as true to nature as possible. I have a slight current=20
running using a penguin 660 and have plant blyxa aubertii as well.=20
What I want to know is if there is a plant I can use as a breeding=20
medium without having to stray from the natural biotope of northern=20
australia. Any suggestions?
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According to my experience I found in natural biotopes that the best places to hide for mos= t fishes are old beer cans and plastic bags; some other plastic containers al= so did well ;-)
Harro=
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Von: bmd6482
Gesendet: Montag, 17. Januar=
2005
05:56
An: r_m_l at yahoogroups.com
My question is essentially how these two bre=
ed in
the wild. I am
setting up a biotope with these two species =
and a
cherax and I want
to stay as true to nature as possible. I hav=
e a
slight current
running using a penguin 660 and have plant b=
lyxa
aubertii as well.
What I want to know is if there is a plant I=
can
use as a breeding
medium without having to stray from the natu=
ral
biotope of northern
australia. Any suggestions?
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