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== Sexing == | == Sexing == | ||
:Difficult to sex. (When they mate, the male always sit on the back of the often larger female.) | :Difficult to sex. (When they mate, the male always sit on the back of the often larger female.) | ||
| − | :Not hermaphrodites, so need a male and female counterpart in order to reproduce. Growth rate is slow (when they are well fed they lay strings of eggs, one at the time. When | + | :Not hermaphrodites, so need a male and female counterpart in order to reproduce. Growth rate is slow (when they are well fed they lay strings of eggs, one at the time. When malenurished they only lay one egg at the time,) and eggs are laid singly under water and are often eaten by other tank mates. So typically very slow breeders. |
==Tank compatibility== | ==Tank compatibility== | ||
