Category: L catfish

… there are offspring again. But this time from the second species that has recently moved in there (and which also occur together syntopically in the upper Orinoco catchment area), namely my

Micracanthicus vandragti L280

Hooray, a first clutch of … Read the rest “Surprise! In the aquarium with my Pseudolithoxus tigris L257…”

Hi there,

Back from a wonderful holiday, I currently have a lot of offspring to sell:

Ancistrus sp. “Rio Tapajos”, ca. 5 cm, https://www.nature2aqua.de/fische/ancistrus-sp-rio-tapajos/

Hypancistrus contradens (formerly L201 BigSpot), 4-5 cm, https://www.nature2aqua.de/fische/hypancistrus-contradens-l201-bigspot/

Hypancistrus sp. L260, ca. 4 cm, https://www.nature2aqua.de/fische/hypancistrus-sp-l260/

Hypancistrus… Read the rest “Currently many offspring for sale”

In the breeding tanks, in which the juveniles are not regularly removed and grow up together with the adults, it is necessary to take an inventory from time to time, so that the amount of food can be measured correctly, … Read the rest “Pseudolithoxus tigris (L257) – inventory”

Good Morning,

This morning I cleared the large breeding box im Hypancistrus contradens tank. 43 larvae had hatched on 22.1.2018 and finally moved into the EHK on 2.2.2018. Since then they fed well (frozen food Moina, SAK Mix 00, … Read the rest “Hypancistrus contradens (L201 Bigspot) in breeding box”

A brief summary of the rearing of Peckoltia sp. L15 from the Rio Xingu in an EHK from our Teknido product line

23 approx. 7-day-old larvae (approx. 12 mm long) were introduced into the EHK on 25 November 2017. They … Read the rest “Rearing Peckoltia sp L15, the real one from the Rio Xingu”