This article from the Network of Aquaculture Centres in Asia-Pacific details breeding and seed production techniques for the striped spiny eel (Macrognathus pancalus). The study, conducted in India, achieved 88% survival after one month using habitat simulation and techniques to prevent cannibalism. The methods are presented as adaptable for sustainable aquaculture.
This article systematically explains the breeding of Mbuna from the Malawi Lake. Which species fit together? What is the ratio between males and females? And how do you raise them?
Breeding the Cardinal Tetra is quite possible. It just takes some preparation and knowledge to maintain the correct water values!
A spawning of Nandopsis haitiensis. This species proves to be a welcome addition to the aquarium hobby.
Mike describes keeping and breeding Thorichthys aureus and why they are one of his favourite fish.
Breeding Haplochromis nubilus proved to be a real challenge. The male sent the female to the hospital tank more than once…but we succeeded!
Spawning Neolamprologus tretocephalus. A cichlid that can be kept in a mixed tank but becomes very aggressive during spawn and raising the fry.
Breeding Farlowella vittata proved to be quite a challenge. By trial and error I managed to find the right way to breed and raise these wonderful fish.
Keeping and breeding Epiplatys annulatus doesn’t have to be hard. Just provide them a breeding tank, spawning mops and Java Moss. The fry however need very tiny food like green water and rotifers).
Although Nothobranchius palmqvisti are not the easiest Notho to raise they are among the prettiest, and if you give them the conditions I have outlined they can be most rewarding.
