I have a group of juveniles that were born in May2015. I'd like to swap some of them (around 3 and 5) to add some genetic diversity. Please let me know, I'd like to work out a deal - mistern2005@gmail.com.

Thought this might be of interest...

UPDATE: 10/17/2012 I have SIX of these available for sale. I won't have any more for sale for at least three more months. ================================================== ======================== L46 juvenile zebra plecos for sale that are about 1.25" TL. Pictures of fish from a previous spa...

For sale are two mature adult zebra pleco males. These males are subdominat mature males from my colony. They are approximately 5 years old, hence full grown. They are not breeders in my colony. I am selling them because of the infighting with the two dominate males, these guys need to find peaceful...

Elizabeth - I know this can be frustrating. But with a hard challenge, such as treating camallauns, will give great rewards once accomplished. It can be done. Please keep in mind, I am not a vet, nor claim to be an expert. Keeping that in mind, the link from TTA is the standard "What to do abou...

I use to use RO Right to increase the TDS of my RO water when adding back to the tank. I read something (don't remember where) that most of the hardness comes from salts so I switched to a general GH booster. It is my opinion that the water requires a bit of hardness to help the health of my fish, p...

My theory is that the decrease in dissolved organics helps trigger a spawn in captive bred zebras. It's a theory, and would be difficult to prove, but it is a theory. The reason that I think the theory might be valid is that during water changes I don't noticeably alter the TDS or temperature, yet m...

My TDS is normally about 135. When I do a water change I try to get close...say between 110 and 135.

I am not sure if it is the decrease and TDS or the decrease of nitrates in the water (or a combination of the two) which helps trigger a spawn.

I've never heard of this. I cut my small Anubias nana 'petite' all the time in my old tank with my zebras and had no ill effects.

Original sales thread here: http://www.zebrapleco.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=8&t=5995 The weather here has taken a turn for the better so I am looking to start selling and shipping again. I have several juveniles for sale (asking $100/each), so please PM me if you are interested. ALSO: I am willi...

What other fish do you have in there? Looks like some sort of tetra?

It's hard to say until you see the male guarding eggs. But I will say it is a very good sign that, at the very least, they are "practicing"!

Last week, my breeding male, Lloyd, spawned for the 9th time in 8 months. One of the months he spawned with two different females. I am curious how long a small colony of zebras (4M/3F) will breed for? I thought mine would breed for 6 months or so then take a break for 3-4 months, then repeat the cy...

It isn't a problem. Many folks keep juveniles with adults, especially after breeding!

1/2" to 3/4" are probably 2-3 months old at the most.

I have had success shipping juveniles that are 1.25"TL, but I haven't tried anything smaller than that and don't think I will.