Robertsoni x amphilophus labiatus

[knutsen1122]

So my robertsoni laid eggs yesterday and I have a feelin they were fertilized by my amphilophus labiatus. Is it even a possibility that these eggs could hatch/survive. I would never do this on purpose, I'm just curious if it will stick. Thanks!

 

[mikem691]

So my robertsoni laid eggs yesterday and I have a feelin they were fertilized by my amphilophus labiatus. Is it even a possibility that these eggs could hatch/survive. I would never do this on purpose, I'm just curious if it will stick. Thanks! View attachment 276230

They are both Amph's soooo I would think so. Man that's a lot of eggs.

 

[knutsen1122]

Yeah, I was very surprised when I saw this haha

 

[coralbandit]

That is a lot of eggs!

Keep us posted,I love watching wigglers and fry!

 

[LayzorBeams]

If you plan on killing hybrids, then j would say just grow one or two up a bit to see what they turn i to instead of killing every single one immediately.


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[knutsen1122]

I don't plan on killing them. I'll keep you guys posted.

 

[LayzorBeams]

Ok cool!


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[pitguy12]

Can you guess what two fish made this one? It was the only surviver as mother ate the rest.


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[TMRC Exotics]

I'm guessing an auratus and some psuedotropheus, maybe a crabro?

 

[pitguy12]

Correct and the mother is a manganous I think that's spelled right.man that didn't take long .


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[pitguy12]

His find are electric blue when he all flared up .


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[pitguy12]

Fins darn spell check


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[TMRC Exotics]

I'm a pretty big african cichlid guy, lol, I'm sure it would take many guesses to the untrained eye.