I noticed that my female Kribensis belly was looking whitish the last couple of days so I just couldn't resist checking... and OMG yep there are tiny gray moving eggs inside the pot!!
Woohoo!!
This time I upended a terracotta pot in their new tank instead of lying in flat to see if that would make a better cave for them - apparently it did as there was no digging and moving gravel this time. ;)
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Angle of that pot is bit scary.Because few years back I had done same and got one of my Oscars killed. The pot had fallen while Oscar hiding inside. Accidents can happen ...
ReplyDeleteNow let's face it Hasitha - oscars aren't the brightest of fish lol
ReplyDeleteI see what you are saying but that's how I was told to do it and the fish are happy with it that way. The lowest side of the pot IS snuggly sitting in the gravel and the kribs decided to put a trench in front to leave only a really fine gap for them to enter and exit. BUT yes, for bigger, more solid fish people should remember they can move/bump pots and to be aware of that.
Good point to raise, Hasitha. Thanks.