jaguarr
Aquarium Advice Apprentice
Is it possible to have 2 male rams taking care of the eggs?
I have a total of 4 german blue rams and I will refer them as follows:
A1 - no pink belly, but no long dorsal fin either (i assume is still male)
A2 - no pink belly and has long dorsal fine (i assume is male)
B - has pink belly, dorsal fin is between A1 and A2 (i assume is female)
C - will not be referred below, but seems to be male
Last night I saw A1 and B rubbing against a flat rock and on it were some eggs. 2 hours later I saw A2 has joined in and was rubbing aginst the rock too. The 3 of them were gently pushing each other but seemed to accept each other's presence.
Today however, I see A1 and A2 defending the eggs together. A1 is more aggressive, especially towards B as B always wants to swim to the eggs.
So is it possible to have 2 male rams taking care of the eggs?
I have a total of 4 german blue rams and I will refer them as follows:
A1 - no pink belly, but no long dorsal fin either (i assume is still male)
A2 - no pink belly and has long dorsal fine (i assume is male)
B - has pink belly, dorsal fin is between A1 and A2 (i assume is female)
C - will not be referred below, but seems to be male
Last night I saw A1 and B rubbing against a flat rock and on it were some eggs. 2 hours later I saw A2 has joined in and was rubbing aginst the rock too. The 3 of them were gently pushing each other but seemed to accept each other's presence.
Today however, I see A1 and A2 defending the eggs together. A1 is more aggressive, especially towards B as B always wants to swim to the eggs.
So is it possible to have 2 male rams taking care of the eggs?