Umbee and dithers
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Umbee and dithers
So I have had my Umbee pair for a couple months now and they show plenty of spawning signs yet nothing happens. I have just recently started 20-30% WC's a day, cranked the heaters up around the 80 mark and varied their food options more. Just started these changes so I can't say if they work just yet. I was also thinking of adding dithers as to possibly keep the pair closer and working more together. I have the black belt and isletas I could throw in there that are big enough not to be swallowed whole. Let me know what your guys' opinions are! Thanks!
Addicted2CAs- Senior Member
- Join date : 2011-12-18
Age : 38
Location : Spanaway
Re: Umbee and dithers
I dont think it would hurt. Mainly patience. You doing cold water changes? This works well for me.
Madness- Moderator
- Join date : 2010-04-26
Age : 55
Location : Puyallup
Re: Umbee and dithers
Thanks man. I am doing the cold water out of the front spigot. Started that after one of your water quality threads on here somewhere, I just upped the changes 2x weekly to almost everyday just to see what happens.
Addicted2CAs- Senior Member
- Join date : 2011-12-18
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Re: Umbee and dithers
I recently ordered this product that is suppose to improve fertilization abilities in fish, and to help entice them and get them more in the mood. I also read that frozen snails are a natural aphrodisiac for fish. I have yet to try this because I cant find anyone that sells frozen snails. Not the small ones that some of us have as pets, but the kind that we eat.
Madness- Moderator
- Join date : 2010-04-26
Age : 55
Location : Puyallup
Re: Umbee and dithers
Umbees can be a waiting game. Got lucky with mine and they spawn monthly since 5". Be patient. Maybe try removing one for a while and trying a reintroduction after a few weeks. If they aren't killing each other I would just wait.
fishman09- Lifetime Member
- Join date : 2011-09-17
Age : 33
Location : centralia, wa
Re: Umbee and dithers
Madness you ordered some fish steroids ?? Sounds like something those crazy fh breeders would use.
fishman09- Lifetime Member
- Join date : 2011-09-17
Age : 33
Location : centralia, wa
Re: Umbee and dithers
Interesting madness, keep us updated if it works or not!
Thanks fishman, was hoping you would chime in as I know you have experience with these beasts.
Thanks fishman, was hoping you would chime in as I know you have experience with these beasts.
Addicted2CAs- Senior Member
- Join date : 2011-12-18
Age : 38
Location : Spanaway
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