PoppaRyno
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Do you relocate as eggs? Or wait for fry to relocate?
JackSpadesSI said:Kribs get to be 4" right? The reason I was thinking of GBRs is because they're something like half that size and I do realize that I'm working with a smallish-medium tank.
From what you've described, it sounds like Kribs are nearly as prolific as guppies in the breeding department. That's really not what I want. I just can't stock hundreds of fry.
Are GBRs not an option, or something?
Cories were mentioned above as a possibility? I've owned cories before, but no breeding has occured (it is possible that I didn't have both genders, though). Any tricks involved?
meegosh said:Kribs are the easiest I'd say. Pretty much get a pair and add water. You'll have new batches of fry every month or so if you keep your water clean. Give them a cave or a rock to lay their eggs on/under.
LyndaB said:My mistake, I saw "electric blue" and immediately though of EBJD...... sorry about that.
meegosh, you think 20 gallons is large enough for the kribs? My one pair of adults, plus their hundreds of fry, really used all the real estate in a 30 gallon.
If the OP doesn't want to be inundated with fry, which is what I'm bringing away from their post (although I also brought away EBJD ), I actually brought all my kribs to the lfs because they were breeding so much!
Haha her belly is.Hobgob said:I believe the female is in the back there
My vote is for multies (shelldwellers), they show lots of complex social behavior (colony), live in shells, and raise their young. It's great to watch and totally controllable and acceptable in a small tank.