Interesting wha[ you say about plecos eating eggs, I have bristlenose in 3 out of 4 of my tanks, and tiger peckoltia in the 4th... I have not had any eggs eaten except for when my super red bristlenose male kicked his own eggs out of the cave! My bolivian rams are fine protecting the eggs in the open, and the plecs can't get into any of my apistogrammas caves. I am just curious about whether my flag acara are a pair or not... 🤞
Jezz Abb you might need to wait a couple of months then. Check for coloring also. Normally the dominant male will be brightly teal colored whereas the female will have a lot of blackish scales
@@Blanchardtyler1 . It probably was submersible. They certainly weren't frying. I have to get serious about buying a spare one. There's no sense in being caught without one. And like all electronic products, they are inferior to their jobs.
Nice video I'm thinking of getting some in the future just doing some research lol. 👍 ✌
thanks for the good video, keep on grinding cheers
Interesting wha[ you say about plecos eating eggs, I have bristlenose in 3 out of 4 of my tanks, and tiger peckoltia in the 4th... I have not had any eggs eaten except for when my super red bristlenose male kicked his own eggs out of the cave! My bolivian rams are fine protecting the eggs in the open, and the plecs can't get into any of my apistogrammas caves. I am just curious about whether my flag acara are a pair or not... 🤞
To be honest most fish eat eggs if they can get the chance. I just find plexus and other catfish try the hardest
can one electric blue acara live alone in a tank with no other fish?
Most fish should have a buddy. I always buy them in pairs……
Thx😃
Beta Fisk no problem hope it helps you! Helped me multiple times. I don’t breed these guys at the moment anymore on to a different fish!
:( I still have no idea which fish is male/female because they are smaller :c and I have 10 ! xD
Jezz Abb you might need to wait a couple of months then. Check for coloring also. Normally the dominant male will be brightly teal colored whereas the female will have a lot of blackish scales
You have a non submersible heater in that tank. You could even see the two water lines, maximum and minimum. Non submersible.
Curious Guppiest u don’t have that heater anymore but when I bought it it said submersible
@@Blanchardtyler1 . It probably was submersible. They certainly weren't frying. I have to get serious about buying a spare one. There's no sense in being caught without one. And like all electronic products, they are inferior to their jobs.
fluval are submersible and all i use personally
Ht happend to all them