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Peaceful schooling fish that you can keep together with
other peaceful fishes in a community aquarium. The
aquarium should be planted well on the sides and background.
In the middle you should leave a lot of free swimming space.
A sandy substrate and some driftwood to hide themselves are
appreciated. Because they are very good jumpers you
should cover the aquarium very well. A regular
changing of the water is necessary. You should give them live food. Dry food is accepted as well. Breeding is not difficult. A few hundred eggs are laid and fertilized between the plants. After spawning the parents should be removed. After 36 hours the eggs hatch and another 3-4 days later the young fishes are swimming free. You can raise them with baby brine shrimp. |
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Johnny Jensen |
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