Hi, from Brisbane, Australia

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netty_3164

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Hi all,

Just registered so I'm new to the forum but other members might recognize me from other forums under the name 'bugman2494' and 'netty_3164'. I've been in the hobby for a few years now, focusing on crayfishes, shrimps and planted tanks. I've just bought two longfin bristlenoses so have joined this forum in order to get a bit more information regarding breeding and general care of these beauties. Anyways, looking forward to posting around and learning from you guys.

Cheers,
John
 
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C8lyn

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:welcome: to plecoplanet!
Good luck with the breeding! I'm just starting to try breeding bristlenose too.
There's a lot of good information here and very experienced breeders to help you.

Caitlyn
 
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netty_3164

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Cheers for the warm welcome guys. A lot of AUS members here. :)

Kangus , I see you are a member of aquariumlife as wells. (I am bugman2494 on there)
I currently have A+/S grade CRS, cherry shrimps, North QLD chameleon shrimps, few funky glass shrimps (blues & yellows & clear) & Caridina typus.

At the moment, I am growing out the baby longfin b/n outdoors in the 3ft densely planted tank. They are only 2.5cm so I have a long way before they get breeding.
 
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Welcome

Hi John,

Welcome to Plecoplanet, always good to have another Brisbanite aboard.
Yep, you gotta love those Longfins, good luck!

Cheers,
Shaun
 
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netty_3164

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Thanks all. ;)
Now for my two bristele noses, grow grow grow grow!
Quick question here, how long does it take for bristlenoses to mature and breed?
 
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netty_3164

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I'm not sure what age they are now. Should have asked....woops.
They are albino long fins and are around 4.5cm from the tip of its head to the tail.
 
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