I wouldn’t re freeze it. I treat mine like human food and haven’t had any problems. If you’re looking for smaller amounts of food I used to pop it out and cut up a little bit then throw it right back in the freezer.
You don’t need a license but if you make enough money you need to report it on your taxes if your in the states. Shipping on Aquabid is a good source as well
So they’re really small but what your looking for is the male to have an elongated dorsal fin coming to a point. The female (smaller of the two) will have a rounded dorsal. Here’s my male and female.
Your bio load goes off the foods you feed, the more or bigger the fish the more food, in turn leaving more waste behind. I would think they are very similar but the honey might have a little more as they can consume a lot more and bigger foods.
I’m planning on setting up a new tank so unfortunately I’m needing to give a few fish away. I have a L-075 Para pleco that’s around 4 1/2” - 5”. I would like to keep it local pickup but if all else fails I will ship. Located in Clearwater Florida
I do have intentions on breeding which is why I’m over purchasing. The species at the LFS is a true Altolamprologus sp. Compressiceps Shell and not the Sumbu. I’ve been doing research for months on these guys and how they evolved and it seems the hobby is split between the 2 species. Kinda hard...
The Sumbu I’m planning on purchasing are about 1”-1 1/2“ and I’m working with the LFS to get the price down, currently marked at $40 each. How many would your final stocking be?
I’m looking into purchasing a 33 gallon long tank (48x12x12) and I’m planing on stocking Dwarf Compressiceps Sumbu Shell and I’m unsure of how many to purchase? I was thinking 12 in hopes of getting 2 males and 6 females. Any advice is appreciated. Thank you for the help!
Filtration: Fluval...
I’m looking into purchasing a 33 gallon long tank (48x12x12) and I’m planing on stocking Dwarf Compressiceps Sumbu Shell and I’m unsure of how many to purchase? I was thinking 12 in hopes of getting 2 males and 6 females. Thank you for the help!
Filtration: Fluval 407 & Aquaclear 30
I usually keep my food for 1-2 months and anything longer I put in the fridge. Most foods have oils that can go bad. You can try spirulina and that should act as a laxative
As a breeder you never want to give culls away, they are culls for a reason. I’ve always used clove oil, can’t keep what you can’t breed. Sometimes a punnet square can only do so much
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