Cthippo
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I think they have to be active to breed. I've had a pair of 130s in storage for a couple of years because I haven't had the money to get them hydro'd and they sadly show no signs of reproducing.
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I think some may be sterile. Or perhaps are identical twins, thus incapable (same gender). I think my 130s were that way. No multiplication until I got rid of them in favor of a couple of 120s. Then 2 steels turned into 6 steels within a year.I think they have to be active to breed. I've had a pair of 130s in storage for a couple of years because I haven't had the money to get them hydro'd and they sadly show no signs of reproducing.
They problem, as @Belzelbub alluded to, is that your tanks were twins. Siamese twins connected at the shoulder and waist are naturally sterile and can never reproduce even once separated.I think they have to be active to breed. I've had a pair of 130s in storage for a couple of years because I haven't had the money to get them hydro'd and they sadly show no signs of reproducing.
2,4, 7, who is counting.I was going to get wild and buy 4 tanks but I think I’ll buy two for now and then get nitrox. Or I guess I can buy 4 and resell them when I get nitrox. Alls I know is, if I’m driving there, I’m not renting tanks.
My little Brady bunch tank family is growing2,4, 7, who is counting.
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Can’t say we didn’t warn you.My little Brady bunch tank family is growing