Pleasant surpise!
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Well! Another baby seen. This time a tiny Wagtail Sword; so the now-deceased male Swordtail must have had his evil ways with both the Platy and the Female Wagtail Sword!. I wonder how many more are hiding in the greenery?
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That looks rather like a tench (Tinca tinca). Does it have a squared tail? Can you get a better picture?
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Certainly does look like a tench
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Could it possibly be a Puntius chola?
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Definitely a tench from those pics.
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There are only 6 Panda garra and 4 Corydoras aeneus (black) in the aquarium. No other fish. A few months ago I still had aphyosemion gardneri in it. Sometimes there are eggs with slow development. But it is already too big for Gardneri Jungfisch. About 7 cm.
Maybe the Panda Garra are the parents?
Maybe the Panda Garra are the parents?
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How does a tench get into my catfish aquarium?
The only way. I brought it with the Daphnia and didn't notice it.
The catfish are not predators. A small fish can survive.
It happened before. With a little goldfish and a young pond newt. He still had external gills.
When the fish gets too big, I put it in the garden pond.
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The only way. I brought it with the Daphnia and didn't notice it.
The catfish are not predators. A small fish can survive.
It happened before. With a little goldfish and a young pond newt. He still had external gills.
When the fish gets too big, I put it in the garden pond.
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