Posted: Wed Jul 01, 2009 2:09 pm
my kinder garden 
thats only one of many rocks in the tank
farid
thats only one of many rocks in the tank
farid
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Sewellia lineolata - found 2 sets of fry
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Posted: Wed Jul 01, 2009 3:59 pm
Posted: Wed Jul 01, 2009 4:36 pm
lol...hi Jim
the spotted tank looks about the same)
and the best is ...my first F1 lineolatas start already to mate (with 3cm!)
farid
the spotted tank looks about the same
)and the best is ...my first F1 lineolatas start already to mate (with 3cm!)
farid
Posted: Fri Jul 03, 2009 8:19 am
hi all
hi farid: congratulations for the kindergarden. when are you moving your bed out?
for f2: it's done
found some youngsters in the 240 lt tank. not b.kweichowensis, p. cheni or s. wui
but from the 3.5 cm lineolatas of november 2007
a little shiny after the change to a little tank
looked a little better after some hours
better pics to come
to compare with the first generation
I'd better buy some more tanks. at least I have enough place to stock them
are there many second generation youngsters around?
cheers charles
hi farid: congratulations for the kindergarden. when are you moving your bed out?
for f2: it's done
found some youngsters in the 240 lt tank. not b.kweichowensis, p. cheni or s. wui
but from the 3.5 cm lineolatas of november 2007 a little shiny after the change to a little tank
looked a little better after some hours
better pics to come
to compare with the first generation
I'd better buy some more tanks. at least I have enough place to stock them
are there many second generation youngsters around?
cheers charles
Posted: Fri Jul 03, 2009 8:34 am
Wow! congrats to you all! Great pics
update on sewellia lineolata breeding efforts
Posted: Tue Oct 13, 2009 7:45 pm
Here is a little different and more aggressive action with my hillstreams. Plus a lot of fry and youngsters of different sizes will swim by. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tZ6gATVpuiY
It looks like breeding is roughly every 3 weeks, with 10-15 fry surviving. The 30 gallon tank right now has at least 75 fish of different sizes. Catching these fish is almost impossible. Even once trapped in a net they are tough to get off of the side of the tank. Baby brine shrimp fed twice daily has really increased the number of fry surviving.
David Ramsey
It looks like breeding is roughly every 3 weeks, with 10-15 fry surviving. The 30 gallon tank right now has at least 75 fish of different sizes. Catching these fish is almost impossible. Even once trapped in a net they are tough to get off of the side of the tank. Baby brine shrimp fed twice daily has really increased the number of fry surviving.
David Ramsey
Posted: Tue Oct 13, 2009 8:14 pm
Very cool, Dave!!
There are little guys everywhere!
There are little guys everywhere!
Posted: Wed Oct 14, 2009 5:56 pm
Wow, lots of fry! Congrats!