Thanks fella. Just bought a pair which i thought was too young to breed. Woke up this morning and attatched to the underside of a cattappa leaf is about 100 eggs. Great video!
Great, awesome, fantastic! Very helpful and useful information. Subscribed. Thank you for all the time this must taken. Have you noticed if they eat the guppy fry?
I have a pair of peacocks, and I'm wondering why they don't show as many colors as yours and many others I've seen? Could it not be feeding them enough?
+Mike Murphy I imagine a harem would work, I had 2 males and 1 female and she would spawn with one, and within a week she would be spawning with the other. I will try a harem in the future, but if you beat me to it let me know how it goes.
Loved this video, learned a lot, and might try this soon. Just curious, what do you do with the babies you get, do you sell them or just put them in some large community tank?
absolutely. breeding these guys has been a blast. i was frustrated not knowing many of the things i had to discover breeding them for myself so I hope this helps others in the future.
Interesting, my gudgeons aren't picky at all. So far, they haven't turned down any food I've given them: flake, pellets, bloodworms(dried and frozen), live brine shrimp
i lost my female a while back, however the fry are starting to mature and i'm waiting to hatch my first new batch. I'm in MO, so not sure that could work.
+Mike W it's okay, i lost her quite a while ago. Sorry i couldn't have been of help. If you are ever in MO though i have a couple, and new eggs i need to pull in a couple days
@@BuddyMayfieldFishBuddy lol sorry I worded my question wrong. I meant: Will they have problems breeding while the tank has other inhabitants. (1 gbr & 2 yoyo loaches)
my peacock gudgeons just layed eggs under a rock in my tank. i wasnt trying to breed. ive read i should take the male out of the tank once i see some fry. well this is a heavily planted tank and i have no clue how im supposed to remove fish without destroying the aquascape. i think i will leave them to their own devices like in the wild. they dont remove the parents and adult fish in the wild, so. . . lol
@@BuddyMayfieldFishBuddy yes, the male has been under the rock with them for the past 3 days guarding and waving fresh water over the eggs. hopefully some survive. like i said, this was unplanned, but after these fry hatch, i will put a small pvc pipe in there for the next time they mate, this way i can remove the eggs/fry after i see the 1st one swimming.
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Awesome! I have had a pair for 4 years...they are my favorite fish!
One of my favorites as well, had any luck breeding them yet?
Hey Buddy... this was really cool. Great video!
+DebTim A CANADIAN Girl thanks Deb. I really enjoyed making this one
Thanks fella. Just bought a pair which i thought was too young to breed. Woke up this morning and attatched to the underside of a cattappa leaf is about 100 eggs. Great video!
That will make it easy to move eggs away from dad lol
kick ass video man!! such great information!!!! definitely adding this to my favorites
+Matthew Besch glad you enjoyed it. Getting ready to try some new breeding set ups with these guys. Thanks for watching!
Hey man just got my first fry. Thanke for this video. Very clear and to the point.
Great advice
Excellent video!
Very good and informative. I will be trying this in the future.
+Jordan Hach thanks for watching. Glad you liked it
Great, awesome, fantastic! Very helpful and useful information. Subscribed. Thank you for all the time this must taken.
Have you noticed if they eat the guppy fry?
I needed this thank you!
I like the peacock gudgeons they have nice markings and colours 🤗🤗🤗 well done on the video it was informational 🤗🤗
very informative, great video
Thank you for this awesome resource!
Very thorough, thank you!
Awesome video and video new sub!
nice work!
+1deaver thank you, filmed over several months so I really appreciate that.
Thanks good vid
great info. thanks for sharing!
Nicely done. Subbed.
I have a pair of peacocks, and I'm wondering why they don't show as many colors as yours and many others I've seen? Could it not be feeding them enough?
Do you still use the open tube or did you switch to a closed tube? What color and diameter works best?
Love the content thank you for suggesting for me to watch. One question have you found they breeder better in a herum or in a pair? Thank you
+Mike Murphy I imagine a harem would work, I had 2 males and 1 female and she would spawn with one, and within a week she would be spawning with the other. I will try a harem in the future, but if you beat me to it let me know how it goes.
+Mike Murphy and thanks for stopping by. Wasn't sure if you would see my post on the chat.
Loved this video, learned a lot, and might try this soon. Just curious, what do you do with the babies you get, do you sell them or just put them in some large community tank?
Gave them away. Did have a community of them but have downsized since then.
Very informative, thanks for sharing
absolutely. breeding these guys has been a blast. i was frustrated not knowing many of the things i had to discover breeding them for myself so I hope this helps others in the future.
At what age could you tell males and females apart? I have 3 juveniles. Not sure how old. None have the black stripe and none have a nuchal hump.
Interesting, my gudgeons aren't picky at all. So far, they haven't turned down any food I've given them: flake, pellets, bloodworms(dried and frozen), live brine shrimp
Do you think they would breed at 7.6ph. I know they can live in that but will they breed?
Keep them well fed and it's a possibility. I feel like the water changes helped spur breeding though which would have shifted the ph.
are you still breeding them, and if so are you near enough to CT where I could get a male from you?
i lost my female a while back, however the fry are starting to mature and i'm waiting to hatch my first new batch. I'm in MO, so not sure that could work.
Buddy Mayfield sorry about the fish. I just got a female, was hoping for a close male
+Mike W it's okay, i lost her quite a while ago. Sorry i couldn't have been of help. If you are ever in MO though i have a couple, and new eggs i need to pull in a couple days
What temps to get them to breed?
Drop it a few degrees during a water change and that should help
Will they breed with other fish in the tank?
Nope, no worries there
@@BuddyMayfieldFishBuddy lol sorry I worded my question wrong. I meant: Will they have problems breeding while the tank has other inhabitants. (1 gbr & 2 yoyo loaches)
@@nickdaboii i see. They should as long as they feel comfortable.
@@BuddyMayfieldFishBuddy okay cool. Thanks man great video.
Om.
Acidic level is 7 up wards
my peacock gudgeons just layed eggs under a rock in my tank. i wasnt trying to breed. ive read i should take the male out of the tank once i see some fry. well this is a heavily planted tank and i have no clue how im supposed to remove fish without destroying the aquascape. i think i will leave them to their own devices like in the wild. they dont remove the parents and adult fish in the wild, so. . . lol
You may have some fry survive. The dad stays with them and will eat them when they start to become free swimming.
@@BuddyMayfieldFishBuddy yes, the male has been under the rock with them for the past 3 days guarding and waving fresh water over the eggs. hopefully some survive. like i said, this was unplanned, but after these fry hatch, i will put a small pvc pipe in there for the next time they mate, this way i can remove the eggs/fry after i see the 1st one swimming.
Males also have a blunted head
Los acuarios relajan dicen, te sientas delante de tu acuario y te evades, te quedas absorto.
Todo es una balsa de aceite, una paz infinita, un placer inenarrable.
Pero de buenas a primeras ves a un pez que pega a otro, a otro que muerde aletas, pagas la novatada, les buscas casa y todo bien.
Ahora no filtra bien, limpias el filtro.
A cambiar agua una vez a la semana.
Uff y eso verde? Tienes algas, de que serán?, preguntas y te bombardean a información, normalmente más mala que buena, terminas comprándote el laboratorio de Mr.Hide y tienes mil test, fosfatos, nitratos, nitritos, hierro, amonio, cloro, y así hasta el infinito y más allá.
Ahora nivelas todo y piensas que eres el mejor, pero que pasa?
Las plantas no tiran, se mueren, preguntas y otra vez la puñetera biblia en verso, sustrato nutritivo, lo pones y te hablan de las bondades del co2, otro mamoneo, lo pones y ahora que pasa?, te falta luz.
Otra odisea, leds, t8, t5?
Pones más luz y te comen las algas, y te dicen, es que al poner más luz, co2, sustrato nutritivo etc, tienes que abonar macros y micros...
QUEEEEEEEEEEEEE?
Más tests, tu casa se convierte en el puto CSI, pero no acaba ahí, de repente el filtro no va, a limpiar otra vez, un tubo de luz se funde, a comprar otro.
Y esos puntitos blancos en los peces que son?, amigo, tienen ich.
Alaaaa, a comprar medicación, y claro al acuario enfermería, etc.
Si, una afición de lo más relajante, cago en mi vidaaaaa!
Y ya hablaremos de cuando no tenemos bastante y ponemos el gambario....
Sacado de una publicacion de otro canal