December 8, 2006, Newsletter Issue #81: Fish Breeding Environment Cues

Tip of the Week

Many tropical fish breed in the rainy season. When it rains, streams flood, the water hardness drops, and there is thunder and lightning. Adventuresome breeders with rainy season fish may try large water changes with distilled water, watering cans to simulate rain, strong currents, and even flashing lights and loud noises. Temperature changes may also stimulate spawning, as may changes in the light/dark cycle. The closer to nature you can keep it, the better the results you will have with your breeding.

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