They have about one year now (4 / 5 cm) ... they've been given to me a few
weeks after they were born. I got 9 but only 3 survived throughout.
I know theres at least one male and 1 female, they've already had "babyes"
(very few and none had survived)



I've got them on a 40L tank (I know its TOO SMALL) but I'm thinking on
buying a bigger tank but I can't afford one right now... :-(



They really like to move the gravel but (for now) the plants haven't been
uprooted. J

As for pH they like around 7



Know, they are acting strange..

They tremble whith no apparent reason. can any one help me whit this?!



R P


"Bryan English" wrote in message
...
Just give them a litte time, you'll find out which one is the
strongest and you'll have one. How big are they now?

From what I understand they are very difficult to breed in the
aquarium, just to aggressive. These are some of the meaner South
Americans that I have seen. The'll easily get at least 10" in lenth
and live quite a few years. If they don't eat your plants they'll
uproot them because they like to arrange the gravel their way, not
yours. I can't remember what their ideal ph and water hardness is
right now, but are hardy enough to adapt to about anything.

On Tue, 18 May 2004 19:00:00 +0100, "R P"
wrote:

Can anyone help me with my Green Terror's (Aequidens rivulatus).

Reproduction, diferences male/female... aquarium conditions(size, pH,
plants,...)
I've got 3 of them. in a 40L aquarium

Thanks,
R P