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Please help! I have a flower horn cichlid that seems fully grown.
(Approx. 8 inches) I'm pretty sure she's a royal tiger. Right now I have fry from her. This is the third time her eggs have produced fry, from about five or six times of laying eggs. She has NEVER had a tank mate and has been alone for over two years. (Actually the first week I bought her, I tried to see if she would coexist with a large geophagus. bad idea though, she killed the geophagus that night). I can't get an answer anywhere. How can she produce fry with no male? It's been well over two years of solitude for her and I've had three batches of fry. This is a 29 gal tank. With an aqua clear 300 filter, and no tank mates, in a tank with one large plant (she wrecks decorations like an oscar, so just that is there). i feed her spirulina sticks and feeder goldfish. And while they could be the culprit, even if i feed her a 1 to 2 inch plump goldfish, it barely hits the water before she sucks them up. this is no joke. i really only have a girlfriend and a neighbor to verify it. i'd really appreciate any info, especially please some help with the fry that I've moved to a ten gal tank. thanks. |
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Flower Horn fry with no male - please help! | mjm0107 | General | 1 | October 20th 04 08:26 PM |