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    Nannacara Adoketa spawned.

    Despite these being quite young sub-adult fish they have managed their first spawn. Dont think eggs are viable despite near perfect water params for Adoketa. 100% peat filtered RO to Ph 4.5, Hardness at undetectable levels and temp 81f...
    Need really clean bacteria free water.
    Will get em next time....
    Mark.


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    Larvae
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    Congrats!

    Great photos... First pic is awesome! let us know how they go!

    Kev

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    Larvae
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    BEAUTIFUL photos!

    I've only kept nanancara anamola's before. These guys you've got look great!

    p.

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    mark is it just the image(my eye's?!) or are the egg's lightly misshappen?

    andrew

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    Well done Mark on the spawn!

    I hope they produce fertile eggs for you next time!

    Keep us posted.

    Ben

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    Congratulations on getting them to spawn. I hope they soon give you fry.

    And a very warm welcome to the forum Mark.
    Thirty-five years keeping and breeding discus, and I'm still learning :P

    Merrilyn has passed, but will not be forgotten - Goodbye dear friend

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    Larvae
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    awsome!!!!!

    did u check the electric conductivity??

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    Thanks all for the kind welcome....
    Andrew,
    The eggs certainly looked more oblong than round... As suspected they were infertile and were soon eaten by the male.
    Awth,
    No i didnt check the EC...
    Mark.

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