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Flowerhorn breeding

Discussion in 'Fish and Aquarium - all types' started by grnlemonade, Nov 25, 2004.

  1. grnlemonade

    grnlemonade New Member

    well, i am now going to try to get 2 of my flowerhorns to breed....i will keep everyone updated on my progress...
     
  2. grnlemonade

    grnlemonade New Member

    well, i have had them in a seperated tank for a few weeks now.....they never tried to fight and the male cleared a spot in the gravel, which seems to be an act of breeding......well, i updated the tank to a 100 gallon and put the male into it monday night. then i put the female in and watched them for a few minutes and they seemed to be interested in eachother, but i had to take her back out for the night because i had school the next day and didnt have time to watch them and make sure no fight happens.....today i am going to put the female back into the tank and watch what happens. Right now, the tank has a big clay bowl on the bottom for them to lay eggs in, if it comes to that. By the way, the 2 flowerhorn i am trying to breed are a male Blue Dragon ZZ, and a female Red Shock Kamfa.
     
  3. tski22

    tski22 New Member

    Keep me posted on how the breeding is going. The male should be bigger than the female at all times the females become extremely aggressive during spawning and might attack the male.(this happend when i tried one time) Also, you want to buy a large, sturdy, clear divider. Keep them separated while your not there and then let them pair up that way. If they aren't overly aggressive with each other, you may have a pair, the eggs are laid, fertilized, and hatch..etc..etc good luck my friend. -tl
     
  4. Aqueous

    Aqueous New Member

    Good Luck!
     
  5. grnlemonade

    grnlemonade New Member

    alrite, thanks.....the male is the biggest fish i have, but he is only about an inch bigger then her....im still going to try it out b/c tyhey arnt overly aggressive and she hasnt even charged at him yet.....do you have any FH experience?
     
  6. tski22

    tski22 New Member

    i tried breeding them once but i had no luck and the female actually killed the male, i have a little experience though yes.
     
  7. Fish Addict

    Fish Addict New Member

    thats sic
     
  8. t_chelle16

    t_chelle16 New Member

    How big are they?

    -Chelle
     
  9. M_wm

    M_wm New Member

    Good luck with breeding them, I saw you join up on CM :y_the_best:
     
  10. grnlemonade

    grnlemonade New Member

    T_chelle....right now the male is about 6" and the female is about 5"


    so far, unsuccessful....im going to wait until; he gets bigger b/c when the female lays the eggs she gets really aggressive
     

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