Water level

Questions and information about water and water quality.
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stanchung
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Re: Water level

Post by stanchung » 07 Dec 2007, 00:22

Matte_g wrote::dregel: wow :dregel:
Yuo can say that again. lol... :dregel: :dregel:
stan
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Re: Water level

Post by reptar » 08 Dec 2007, 20:37

stanchung wrote:
Matte_g wrote::dregel: wow :dregel:
Yuo can say that again. lol... :dregel: :dregel:
Hi Guys,
Just got lucky that's all.
Mario

:) :)

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Re: Water level

Post by reptar » 12 Dec 2007, 20:57

Some latest pictures of the home bred 3R2 or RGD's.
Mario

:hurra2: :hurra2:
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Re: Water level

Post by Martin J » 12 Dec 2007, 23:08

Wonderful fishes!
But, didn't we speak about waterlevel? :confus1:

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Re: Water level

Post by Dizkuz » 12 Dec 2007, 23:56

Martin J wrote:Wonderful fishes!
But, didn't we speak about waterlevel? :confus1:
:garv: :garv: :garv:

Longtime ago Martin.
That was just a post i saw longtime ago about water level and growth that didn't ad up for me... and our sifu haven't been around in this threads yet but we had good help on that issue anyway from our friends...

But we got a bit out of focus in mean wile and just checking out marios great RGD batch.
Great Job there mario :2tubsup:
Maybe share some more of your first class collection in photo threads :guld:

And feel free to pick up the waterlevel question anytime, anyone :2tubsup:
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Re: Water level

Post by christinag » 04 Feb 2008, 21:44

OK then, I´ll do just that. But first I like to say DROOOL. Having said that, I´ll step over to the waterquestion. :D The answers provided by mandisc make much sense. But I remember another possible reason for lowering waterlevels while breeding fry. Their effort to make for the surface can be somewhat exhausting. This is an important consideration for many species, for example catfish and labyrinthfish. And there are also difficulties for some species in the development of the swimbladder. I can´t help thinking that discusfish (sorry if I´m hurting someones feelings here) are somewhat inbred (just like champion guppies for example) and that this may increase the survivalrate for the fry because of this reason?

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Re: Water level

Post by moltrup32 » 04 Feb 2008, 23:58

You will also have a little extra oxygene obtained by the water with a lower level (same surface to less water), though I dont think that is the answer :dontknow:

Mario, how do you see the difference between male and female, and how many percentage from the offspring will be RGD when you breed them?

I really like them :2tubsup:

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Re: Water level

Post by mandisc » 06 Feb 2008, 17:32

hi mario,
i'm still eager to know about your ARGD pair development. :stick: :stick: :stick:
best regards , mandisc
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Re: Water level

Post by christinag » 07 Feb 2008, 01:55

moltrup32 wrote:You will also have a little extra oxygene obtained by the water with a lower level (same surface to less water), though I dont think that is the answer :dontknow:
Perhaps, or better: Yes, but should this not be counteracted by a proper circulation (pump) in the tank? Anyhow, oxygen levels are shurely very important.

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