Aphyosemion gardneri is a lovely one. I'm having such a hard time really deciding on which variety I would like best, they are such great group of fish!
One thing I keep hearing is that when any killifish is referred to as "aggressive," it doesn't hold true across the board-one person will say they had no issues while another will say the opposite with the same variety. What would you say is your take on the mannerism of your particular group of fish? I am trying to hit on a fish that won't be too aggressive, they will end up with a school of corys I don't want to be pestered. Shouldn't be too much of a problem though, I have noticed that corys tend to fly under the radar of just about anything else in a tank. I suppose it is because they keep to themselves mostly, they are too proccupied with climbing over each other all the time. Especially when they think a flood is coming!
sweatdrop And no, I have not ordered the killis yet. I was filling up the tank to test its water-holding abilities, and it didn't.
xp I will have to wait a couple weeks until a batch of cory fry are big enough to put into the community tank.
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Most killies are egg scatterers so I would suggest putting some java moss in the tank. They will also lay eggs in spawning mops, but the java moss is much prettier.
Actually, I have a strange aversion to java moss, the way it takes over a tank, the way it looks, even the way it feels! I hate the stuff, although I can't quite pinpoint the exact reason why.
sweatdrop Hopefully the fish will be ok with mats of dwarf hairgrass and baby tears!
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I got Axolotl eggs in the mail once, and most of them hatched in transit, so I opened the box to find many little larvae swimming around.
I love those! I have always wanted one, but I just never seem to have a spare tank when I think about it. Perhaps one day...
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