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RE: Conditions for egg laying

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Posted by: gambusia at Mon May 28 12:27:41 2007  [ Report Abuse ] [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by gambusia ]  
   

They sound a little too young and small to be mature yet but they are probably getting close.
It is best to keep them separated but I know it's not always practical. I keep two together but because one is definitely dominant, they get along pretty good. I do have to keep them separate at feeding time or the dominant one would get all the food. Mine are about 7" carapace length.

   

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