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@@rvscape Hello . These young ,about 1,5cm. I slowly get them from soft water to tapwater. With every waterchange i use tapwater. So i think ph is about 6 here. Temperature 20/22⁰C.

Thanks for the reply! We are thinking of adding these to the 1000 gallon in my picture. Trying to gather as much information about them as possible from people keeping them successfully.

At first I fed them paramecium! And after a week they can eat artemia.

@@hansharreveld nice, I ordered a culture of paramecium. So very similar to raising tetras?

@@goldoccie2182 Hello. Ph about 4,5 / 5,5. Tds Between 10 and 80. Not to hot 22⁰C is good.

@@하하하하하-d7k Top. Thank you for sharing! Females of amaya have a brigth dorsal fin or a little red in it. Females of cenepa have a very thin black stripe in front of dorsal fin.

@@hansharreveld Thank you for the valuable information. I'll tell you good news later!

@@RagePlay-ru2bh No. Dwarfs are more yellow, and have bright red color in dorsal fin. Got them from new import september 2022

@@caiocesar8242 Yes it will.

@@아보카도-z1d Then, The wholesale was deceived by the local fisherman. Two and a half years ago nobody knew how the females should look like! What species is this female according to you.?

@@아보카도-z1d And why is that? Can you tell mee how females should look like?

@@souljahaden6184 They are not so difficult . It is difficult to get the right females.

You can use osmose or pure rainwater and bring the ph to Just 5ph or even 4,5. Ppm between 10 to 70

Hallo. That's a normaal bowl about 5 inches. Mortenthaleri do not eat their eggs or fry, if you feed them well !

Hello. Just one pair !

@@hansharreveldThank you! I’m going to try and breed coral reds, any tips?

Hallo. Das sinds sie nicht. Nur die männchen sinds rot. Die roten verkaufen sich besser.

@@hansharreveld super , vielen Dank für die Info 👍🏻 schöne Ostern

Gewoon via messenger. Maar op dit moment heb ik helemaal niets meer. Ik probeer namelijk regelmatig andere soorten.

Welke soorten heb je op dit moment rondzwemmen? @@hansharreveld

No sorry. I'm Just a hobby breeder from the Netherlands. I do not send fish.

@@hansharreveld cool! No problem. Love seeing your videos!

Hello. I breed them on soft water. Between 10 and 25 ppm. Ph around 5,5 and 4. And this is only to let them spawn. When fry is about 6 weeks i use tapwater to change water slowly

Hello. It takes a long time before they color up. It takes about 8 months . So they can get the real color any moment now. And t took a long time behoren i could see the difference between male or female. In the beginning i thougt i had only males. But much later there were also females. It is a fish we do not know a lot about. If it was easy to breed ,the market was full it, but that is not the case.

Thank you so much for the quick reply! My friend can breed about any aquarium fish, but like you said not much info on these relatively new species. Anyway I will be taking all his F1’s for the display tank I’m working on and hope they’ll look like the fish in your video soon. Cheers!

Yes . But it wil take months !

Hello . I heard of it but have not seen them for sale.

Kan 't in het Nederlands? Op dezelfde manier als Nannostomus eques. Osmose of regenwater. 25 liter bakje is voldoende. Ph rond 5 / 5.5. Temperatuur 22/25 ⁰C. 1 man en 1 vrouw werkt het beste. Donkere bodem. Catappablad en plant bijvoorbeeld. Anubias of Microsorum. Ik hou mannen en vrouwen een week tot twee weken apart, en elke dag levend voer. Laat de ouders 2 dagen in de bak,en dan eruit halen. De eitjes komen zeer snel uit en hangen aan de ruiten of planten. Zodra ze zwemmen infuusvoer. Ze eten met een week artemia .

Actually, they are very easy to breed. They eat bruine shrimp within a week! Succes.

@@hansharreveld mine are a bit small to eat brine yet :( hopefully soon so they can pack on the size

No. Why should i

No ,why should i

I dont know. I wrote you a long comment one of these days on this post but it disappeared

Keep males and females apart for at least one week. Two is better. Then you put one male and one female together in a 25 litrer soft water . Mine was 17ppm and 5,5ph. Put a plant with leaves in they will lay the eggs under the leaves.the next morning. You leave them for two days. Make sure you see them mating. After two days get them out. If everything goes well you can see fry handig on the glass. (They lay eggs under the plants, but the eggs will fall down.) Temperature about 22⁰C. Mostly they will not lay many eggs. Succes

I do not know about this species already. I think they will leave them alone. mortenthaleri and rubrocaudatus do not eat their young when they are feed well.

@@hansharreveld oh cool

I use soft water. ph around 5. And one male and one female. Dark bottem. Plants with leafs big enough to lay their eggs under. Life food.Keep the male and female seperated for two weeks and feed them well.

Hallo. Helaas ligt het even stil. Net als vorige winter kweek ik maar beperkt, vanwege de stookkosten. Dus heb ik alleen nog wat ouderdieren die ik zelf hou.

When you feed the parents well, they won't eat them ! I had the experience with mortenthaleri and rubrocaudatus! The new ones , amaya and cenepa i have not tried yeti. I want to get them enough before i try.

These Nannostomus species are not for commercial breeding. Only a few. Sometimes i have 60 fry and sometimes there is almost nothing! But i just breed them for myself and sometimes i sell some. They are really cool fish!

@@hansharreveld yeah. I mean my intention is not to be a big commercial breeder. I would just like to provide small amounts of rarer fish to the local hobby. Plus Nannostomus are my favourite fish genus. I love how they look in a shoal/school and how they swim.

Hello. I keep them at soft osmose water with a low PH between 4and 5,5. With a low ppm . Between 10 and 20. That goes well. But in the beginning a lot of amaya's died when they came in at the wholesale of bacterial infections.Always keep them in quarantine when you buy them. And treat them with antibacterial medicine.

Hello. I raised only six, but that's ok for me.

@@hansharreveld Amazing!!! I hope we can see them in one of your videos!

There were several cenepa men and some females of different species. I bought some and there were mortenthaleri ,amaya and one strange looking female . I took the strange female out . And put it together with the cenepa male. The next day they were spawning. So I was not 100 percent sure ,but they mated. . The fry(only five) are not ready colored. Only then I wil know for sure.

@@hansharreveld Thank you very much, this was very helpful! I hope the fry grow up to be as beautiful as the parents! My fish store has an aquarium with a nannostomus species they call "gold peru" that came at the same time as nannostomus "Cenepa" and "red amaya". They look a lot like your female, white spot on tail fin and very tall body. I will try to match these together and hope that they breed.

@@alfrederiksson3093 gold Peru? That must be Nannostomus trifasciatus gold.

@@hansharreveld I don’t think they are, can I send a picture of them and maybe you can help me find out what species they are?

Yes you may. The easyest way is on my Messenger. Hans Harreveld

Hello. They are not difficult to breed. Ph between 6.5/5.5 I seperated the males first from the females for at least one week. Lots of Java Moss. A dark bottem and a Catappa leaf so you also get dark water. Ppm about 50 . I use Infusoria and a little very fine dry baby fishfood . You can also feed vinegareals. You put them together in the evening, and the next day you can watch them spawning. Succes

@@hansharreveld great!! Does this hold good for the other borarus species as well ?

@@sankarshdv yes, it is

Hello. That is no plant. It is coconutfiber. Sometimes they almost all hide in this, so I can see them better... When I take it away they are all over the bottom and I can't see them well.