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As I know the “german” Cobitis spawns only one times a year – late spring early summer. The spawning happens in shallow water.
My idea is to wait a few days (or weeks) and then beginning to reduce the water level and start to heat the tank a little bit.
Another idea is: Do nothing and hoping for the best…
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All the best, Matt! Herzlichen Glückwunsch!!
Cheers
ThomasCool fish!
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We got. HH says it looks like P. shelfordii to him, but the shelfordii I have kept a few times ago looks not so similar.
But I don’t know how widespread and variabel P. shelfordii really is. At least I would say you are right with the shelfordii group. That’s great
Sounds good, but I have no idea. There are so much Pangios I have never seen
Hi Matt, Here you can see the dorsal surface.
No line on the top as I know it from P. superba. But you are right, in the Kottelat & Lim paper (1993) the P. alternans looks not similar to my Pangio.
Pic is from Kottelat & Lim 1993At the time they are small, ~4cm
Two other pics. Two other pics. The one in the front looks a bit similar to this: http://www.loaches.com/species-index/pangio-alternans
This looks more similar to the one in the first post:
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<p>I’m going to post the Pangios also on petfrd. Let us see what they say.</p>
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