Poeciliid Species Update: Limia sp. Tiger "Lake Miragoane", Breeding Behaviors & Baby Fish!!!
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- Опубликовано: 15 окт 2024
- Checking on the Limia I got from Greg Sage of Select Aquatics back in September. The group has sexed out to 5.4 and they all look healthy! Also, they produced their first batch of fry!
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just received my Limia tigers from greg the other day can't wait to get them to grow out
Best of luck my man!
Thank you I am totally fascinated by these little beauties. I also received Doadrioi 8 of those so psyched.
Very cool!!!!!
This tank and fish are beautiful,and that little male is a spunky little fellow it's great to see fry makes you feel great.Nice.
Thanks for watching! I love seeing fry, it means that you are doing something right!
Andrew Piorkowski I know what you mean I finally have. About 12 or so kohaku koi fry and some 6 Sanke koi swords and I feel like a father caring for them,those plants are something else how green they are.thanks.
Andrew, the plant Rotala Indica that you describe at the 00:58 mark is what I was trying to remember. Thanks!
Glad I could help! Its an awesome plant. I propagated it by replanting the trimmed ends back into a dirted pot. You can see that in my Ameca tank. Thanks for watching man!
Just ordered a couple from Aquarium Coop, along with a few other plants. Thanks!
Very cool species, we have these floating around our club right now too, might have to spring for them next time!
Aquariums Anonymous Do it, they're awesome! Takes about as long as swordtails to mature and start breeding.
these are adorable!
Oh wow, thanks for watching my video! I have always admired your content! Are you keeping any wild type livebearers at the moment?
@@AndrewPiorkowski endlers and least killies but I want to get ameca splendens again. I have a soft spot for them
Oh and wild guppies
@@RachelOLeary I remember a video of yours about the Ameca. My favorite fish are the goodeids. Most of my tanks & videos are dedicated to them. You should definitely get them again!
Lovely fish species. I also have a group. I've had very many fry from them. Their fry is very big when they are born. a beautiful fish
Jimmy Pedersen I have really enjoyed having them. Always active and not shy at all. Thanks for watching man!
I agree with you. they are not shy at all. very nice.
they do not get as many fry at a time maybe because the fry is big.
Gorgeous fish!
Jad Orsey Thanks for checking out the channel! These are some of my favorite Poeciliids!
Now described as of 2/29/20: Limia islai - named after Dominic Isla who introduced them to the hobby
Am I hallucinating, or did I see these actually in a tank at aquarium Co-op? I would love to see more of the rare and endangered species in the commercial hobby!
Those look like the wild caught liberty mollies i have...just bigger stripes...my males have 5 faint stripes on them and they swim around all day
I have seen people refer to Limia in general as a type of wild molly but I don't necessarily like to get caught up in common names too much since they are so variable depending on the location. That being said, these guys have a lot in common physiologically with the Poecilia sphenops-complex! Thanks for watching!
i love video's about goodeid and limia. I think my zoogeneticus tequila are getting to old to have fry, but i had a decent amount of fry. I got my hands on a small group of limia vittata , a female throw 4 fry after one day i got them, i think stress related.
Thanks for watching! I love them too. Regarding your tequilas, that seems to be the case where they breed prolifically then they stop. Good that you were able to get fry to keep them going!
why do have plants in pots not in the gravel i have 10 of these limia as well they are fun to watch not seen them much in the uk
These limia are generally more slimmer than those of L. nigrofasciata.
Paul Pú , alias Zero True, these males will retain a similar look in terms of overall body shape as opposed to the Humpback Limia. People originally believed the Tigers to be a juvenile form but are now awaiting formal description as a distinct species.
Thank you for answer. I assumed that.
That's cute how you had to actually BREAK pots. Dang, boy, you can't take two steps anywhere in my yard without tripping over a broken pot! Maybe it's a phase of life. You seem like a young person. After 40 Years of gardening, there's hardly a pot in my life that doesn't have a crack or a repair in it somewhere! The question becomes do you want smooth or jagged, terracotta or glazed, dark or light, plain or textured, with a rim or with a partial hole? ;-)
Lol, I actually sanded down the edges too so they wouldn't be too sharp.
I bought a breeding pair for £60. I live in the UK and you can't find them anywhere.