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How to Breed Strombonin?
Strombonin is a beautiful and unique fish known for its majestic appearance and stunning colors. Breeding it can be a rewarding experience for aquarists who are up for the challenge. Here are some tips to help you get started:
1. Setting up the breeding tank
- Choose a spacious tank with a capacity of at least 20 gallons.
- Ensure the water temperature is between 77-82°F and the pH is around 7.
- Add a substrate of your choice, live plants, and a breeding cone or a flat rock where the fish can lay eggs on.
- Provide a dimly lit environment to mimic their natural habitat, using floating plants or a dimming light.
2. Selecting the breeding pair
- Choose healthy adults that are at least 2 years old.
- Look for visual indications of maturity, such as the shape of their bodies and dorsal fin.
- Ensure they are a compatible pair.
3. Preparing the breeding pair for spawning
- Condition the pair with frequent feeding of protein-rich foods such as blood worms, brine shrimp, and daphnia for several weeks.
- Keep the water clean and perform frequent water changes to improve water quality.
- Gradually increase the temperature of the water to 82-86°F to stimulate breeding behavior.
- Separate the pair from other fish to avoid disturbances.
4. Spawning and caring for the fry
- The breeding pair will lay eggs in the breeding cone or flat rock.
- Remove the eggs carefully and place them in a separate tank with similar water conditions as the breeding tank.
- After hatching, feed the fry with infusoria or commercially available fry food.
- As they grow, gradually introduce small live foods such as brine shrimp or micro worms.
Breeding Strombonin requires patience, dedication and attention to detail, but the rewards are well worth it. By following these tips, you can create a thriving breeding environment for these beautiful fish.
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