Ty
Ty Hall wrote:
> But, if he is not and he simply has his mouth stuffed full of eggs,
> he'll starve to death. What should I do? Wait and see if he starts to
> thin out and then try and remove the eggs or simply remove them, right
> away? I like the idea of watching and trying to document a breeding
> habit, that has been previously undocumented, but I don't want to do so
> at the risk of my fishes health.
>
> Ty
>
> Sajjad Lateef wrote:
>
> > If you can really prove that it is mouth-brooding and not stuffed
> >to the gills with other fishes' eggs, then you have the makings of a
> >scientific breakthrough (or at least, an article).
> >
> >Sajjad
> >
>
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