Later, John
--- Peter Unmack <peter.lists at> wrote:
> G'day folks
>
> For fun I was going to set up some red shiners to
> spawn. I see there are
> two articles written on this in AC over the years
> (listed below), but I
> don't have either handy right now. They seem like
> they will spawn just
> about anywhere anytime if males are colored up. Was
> thinking of putting
> some fish (maybe 2 males, 4-5 females) in a bare
> tank and putting some
> kind of barrier on the bottom for the eggs to fall
> through so that they
> don't get eaten. I'll have to do some hunting
> around to see what if
> anything we have around here that I can use. Anyone
> got any simple
> suggestions? Also, anyone know how long it takes
> for them to hatch and
> what first foods are suitable?
>
> 1973 Fall
>
> Pagoria, Frank G.
> Spawning Deviations in Notropis [Cyprinella]
> lutrensis
> Author relates his experiences breeding
> aquarium-bought red shiners, and
> how his results differed from what was written in
> current literature.
>
> 1996-1997 Winter
>
> Semeit, Allan
> The "Asiatic Fire Barb" aka Cyprinella lutrensis
> Rearing and spawning the red shiner in aquaria;
> widespread encounters with
> the fish.
>
> Thanks
> Peter Unmack
> Red River, Oklahoma
>
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