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Posted by: captotterboy at Mon May 28 10:40:33 2007 [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by captotterboy ] I risked putting them together after observing the "male" in with the females and him displaying no want to breed. After a month and a half of him ignoring the females I got the dominant male. After a quarantine period i put the dominant male in with the "male" and closely monitored their behavior all night. The male and the "male" ignored each other. After several weeks of introducing the male to the tank with the "male" and females the females laid their first clutches and the male ignores the "male." Thats what led me to believe that it was either so non-dominant that the real male doesnt see it as a threat and ignors him or its an infitle female. | ||
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