robby270
Member
I really want to breed my dojos and I got 4 full grown so i' sure atleast 1 is a female so does anyone have any tips?
Breeding dojo loaches
Byrd
Member
I'm not quite sure,but from what ive read,its quite hard to get them to breed.something about gettin the temp to rise and fall, along with the water level. I had a dojo loach too,please email me and tell me how goes
Dino
Member
First off, they are temperate water fish not tropicals.
They do best in the upper 60's F.
The are from Europe and Asia.
The best bet in breeding them is to get them in a tank with a lot of leaf litter and no other fish.
Let the tank drop to room temperature and slowly raise it to about 72F.
When a large pressure front is about to come thru, do a 50 % water change.
This should trigger the fish into spawning.
Once they have spawned, move the adults out of the tank, so they do not eat the eggs or fry.
Good luck.
They do best in the upper 60's F.
The are from Europe and Asia.
The best bet in breeding them is to get them in a tank with a lot of leaf litter and no other fish.
Let the tank drop to room temperature and slowly raise it to about 72F.
When a large pressure front is about to come thru, do a 50 % water change.
This should trigger the fish into spawning.
Once they have spawned, move the adults out of the tank, so they do not eat the eggs or fry.
Good luck.
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