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As a youngster these fish are rather peaceful , but as
an adult they become extremely aggressive. You should
keep the fish as a couple. They are very territorial.
The tank should be large and have plenty of caves and nooks
to hide in. Therefore you use driftwood and stones. A
frequent changing of the water is necessary. Feeding is not a problem as all types of live and frozen food are taken. Breeding is easy. Up to 1000 eggs are laid on a flat stone and fertilized. Both parents take care of the fry. They can be fed with baby brine shrimp. |
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Hans Meulblok |
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