Darren Balch Juvenile Bristlenose
Number of posts : 71 Age : 46 Location : Essex Job/hobbies : Music, Fish, Beer, Xbox360 etc Thank You Points : 2 Registration date : 2009-12-09
| Subject: Anyone bred L134 Leopard frog plecs? Tue Dec 21, 2010 2:35 am | |
| Just after some general advice on the L134's from someone who's had some success. | |
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wolverine Chief poster
Number of posts : 973 Age : 53 Location : UK Job/hobbies : Fitness Consultant, K9 Security Thank You Points : 52 Registration date : 2010-05-25
| Subject: leopard pleco... and breeding ? Tue Dec 21, 2010 3:11 am | |
| sold my breeding pair a while back when down sizing on tanks ready for my move, now I am thinking I should have kept them....lol....
breeding them was not too difiicult, though I could have been lucky at the time... I had three spawns in the 9 months I kept them... sold the fry to the local fish stores... I got alot of my advice about them off planet catfish and also...
http://www.plecoplanet.com/forum/showthread.php?s=72fc76c6d08f08f30e6bda39e913167a&t=4862&page=2
also this helped me too
http://www.fishlore.com/fishforum/pleco-plecostomus/18352-setting-up-aquarium-leopard-frog-pleco-l134.html
the fishlore gave me more advice about blackwater fish when i was first getting into catfish and also Leopards...
this kinda made me wonder why some people find it hard to breed these fish, while others find it easy..
http://www.plecoworld.org/modules.php?name=Forums&file=viewtopic&t=645
may be that is why it is such a wonderful hobby......
just keep us posted...
I will try to get a picture up of the tank I had mine in, though I have more bristlenose in the tank now, the only thing I did notice at the time is they can become territorial at a young age, or mine did...
Must admit they matured quicker than my other species of catfish too, which was surprising since I now have smaller aquariums...
good luck and add me as a friend if you want more specific help...
regards
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