Ze_Ubermuffin
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Hopefully getting a pair of kribensis from the lfs and I would like to try breeding them in a 75 gal community tank. Is this possible? Any help would be apreciated!
Breeding kribensis
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Ze_Ubermuffin
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jetajockey
come get me tang police!
It's definitely possible. You may have an issue keeping fry alive in a community setup, though.
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Ze_Ubermuffin
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Ok ill give it a shot! Ive got lots of hiding spots in my community tank
jetajockey
come get me tang police!
I'd set up a few caves for them, they might keep them safe if they have a large enough spot to keep them in.
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Need a few
A good friend of mine for the first time successfully bred his kribensis. Apparently the females are actually quite vicious, because after doing some research and experimentation he had to buy about 6 other males (his original fish was a female) to add to this tank to start the process. Soon after, the female killed five of them, but paired with the sixth one and then they mated and had very healthy fry and have continued to produce them for him regularly. Previously, he had tried adding 3 males to have her try and pair off with one and she just killed all 3. Don't mess with the momma I guess but figured you should know what your getting into.
A good friend of mine for the first time successfully bred his kribensis. Apparently the females are actually quite vicious, because after doing some research and experimentation he had to buy about 6 other males (his original fish was a female) to add to this tank to start the process. Soon after, the female killed five of them, but paired with the sixth one and then they mated and had very healthy fry and have continued to produce them for him regularly. Previously, he had tried adding 3 males to have her try and pair off with one and she just killed all 3. Don't mess with the momma I guess but figured you should know what your getting into.
