Jobiwan
Well-known member
Hi Elmo, that's right, I got two from you by way of Mike a little over 12 months ago, I know now why Mike needed to get rid of a few, once you get them breeding they just go nuts, have you had the same experience with all the ones you got?
And Joker, I think they need a certain minimal amount of light, but from my experience I would say optimal water quality is most important for them to thrive and breed (split that is) and develop what we would consider the best color, some folks seem to think that stress will cause them to split, IMHO I would respectfully disagree, I do frequent water changes, I don't think that is a stress, It is part of why my nitrates stay low etc, I think if they are happy they do their thing, but what do I know, I've only been doing this 30 years ;=))....
And Joker, I think they need a certain minimal amount of light, but from my experience I would say optimal water quality is most important for them to thrive and breed (split that is) and develop what we would consider the best color, some folks seem to think that stress will cause them to split, IMHO I would respectfully disagree, I do frequent water changes, I don't think that is a stress, It is part of why my nitrates stay low etc, I think if they are happy they do their thing, but what do I know, I've only been doing this 30 years ;=))....