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Thread: Aphanius iberus

  1. Default Aphanius iberus

    Does anyone has any personal experience with this species that would like to share here with me. I'm intrested in keeping them.

    Greeting From Lisbon

  2. #2

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    Well I kept the species for a short while. Not really the kind of fish I usually keep.

    My experiences say that it is a hardy fish as long as you keep the water clean. I personal kept them in freshwater with a temperature of 17°C. They should however accept both fresh and saltwater and tolerate a temperature between 4°C and 35°C. Something I find very impressive. They will need a water temperature of at least 15°C to spawn.

    They spawn among fine leafed plants. The eggs hatched after about 10 days. I experienced batches that hatched in 8-12 days. The fry accepted brine shrimp right from the start and grows quite fast. However I would not vouch for how fast they grow considering they are killi fry. I am more use to cichlids and compare them to cichlid fry.

    They would most likely do very well in a pond considering the fact that you live in portugal. Practically their native range.

  3. Default

    I've checked the conditions in my outside pond, and after a period of aclimatation, ive introduce two couples of Aphanius iberius, for kown i will keep my fingers crossed, hopping they get allong fine.

  4. #4

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    kep us updated.

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