I can't say the exact water conditions as I don't know exactly when the spawning took
place. As I said, I never got them to spawn again. However the problem seems
to be triggering them to spawn. I also used it for keeping fish I didn't
know what else to do with. I stopped the cleaning and left the aquarium as
it was, since the water quality was good and I didn't want to change too
much. I've been wondering if the fact that they were kept in a heavily circulated
aquarium and then moved to an aquarium with close to no circulation and warmer water
(28°C/ 82°F) may have simulated a natural change in conditions that precedes spawning.The breeding tank
was as I said before, heavily planted, and had little or no circulation at all,
due to the vegetation. A few years ago I was cleaning out a 50 gallon
holding tank in which I kept fishes that were going to a new aquarium when
the new aquarium was ready. requin tn I believe it's done in the same way as Corydoras
catfishes. After looking around a little more I found a total of seven fry. Maybe
you will have better luck!By William Berg of Sweden, for http://www.aquaticcommunity.comAbout The AuthorArticle by William
Berg originally published at http://www.aquaticcommunity.com. They were kept with clown loaches and various barbs. However
the water conditions had been relatively stable and it is reasonably safe to assume that
the stated water conditions are correct.The Chinese algae-eaters had been fed a varied diet which
consisted mainly of boiled lettuce and broccoli, Hikari sinking algae wafers, and shrimps. At this
time this aquarium was home to twelve blue discus of about 10 cm, and four
albino Chinese algae-eaters that were about 20 cm. Demersum since it had been neglected a
little during the previous months. Temperature was 25°C/ 77°F. Article may be reproduce as long
as it is not edited and a live link to http://www.aquaticcommunity.com is placed in the
article header. Now the time had come to clean this Zapatillas Puma aquarium and try to weed
out the jungle that had formed. To my big surprise I found a small (1.5
- 2cm) Chinese algae-eater fry. They also ate the leftovers from the food I gave
the barbs and loaches, which consisted mainly of different frozen foods.Sexing the fishes I assume
is simple. I didn't see any reason to move the fry since they seemed big
enough to !be safe from the discus which I was moving to a 120 gallon
Amazon tank in a few days anyway.The fry survived and grew relatively fast on a
diet of what they could find in the well-planted aquarium, and boiled lettuce. However I
would like to say a few words about how the Chinese algae-eaters had been kept
before the spawning, and which waters they spawned in, to see if I can help
anyone else have success where I failed - to breed Chinese algae-eaters and figure out
what triggers them to breed.When I found the fry their parents had been in the
holding tank for about 2-3 months. Some fish have much broader bodies and I
assume them to be females; males are more slender especially if well fed.Getting the fish
into spawning condition seems to be quite simple if they are fed a good diet.
But I never got the parents to spawn again, and the fry themselves never spawned
either. The water was old and clean. Gyrinocheilus aymonieriCommon name: Chinese algae-eaterFamily: Gyrinocheilidae (Algae
eaters)Order: Cypriniformes (carps)Class: Actinopterygii (ray-finned fishes)Max size: 30 cm/ 12 inchesWater conditions: pH range: 6.0
- 8.0, temperature 25 - 28°C/ 77-82°FI would like to say a few words about
one of the bigger surprises I've had as an aquarist. Dh about 4. Before that
I had kept them in a 50 gallon tank which was heavily circulated and contained
very few plants. The aquarium was overgrown with lots of C. (java links and PHP
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