Mine showed an inclination to breed when the
temperature got above 62 but I think they need it a
little warmer. Keep notes especially the temperature.
You cant mistake sexually active males...they
absolutely glow and are not to be believed.
Klaus
>
> >I have several Rainbow Shiners, 1 male and several
> females and noticed
> that
> >a couple of the females have "plumped" up. Being
> that the others have not
> I
> >am assuming that these two are becoming gravid.
> What should/can I do to
> >facilitate breeding? I have never bred these fish
> before.
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