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|location = Warmwater Zone | |location = Warmwater Zone | ||
|sname = Austrolebias nigripinnis | |sname = Austrolebias nigripinnis | ||
|text = The blackfin pearlfish aren't particularly difficult to breed in captivity. | |text = | ||
Once the "nursery" has been set up with peat soil and shelters with hiding spots are added, a mature pair of blackfin pearlfish will soon begin their breeding process. The eggs, buried in the peat soil, can survive out of water in a dry state for a reasonably long time. | The blackfin pearlfish aren't particularly difficult to breed in captivity.<br> | ||
Once the "nursery" has been set up with peat soil and shelters with hiding spots are added, a mature pair of blackfin pearlfish will soon begin their breeding process. The eggs, buried in the peat soil, can survive out of water in a dry state for a reasonably long time.<br> | |||
While the blackfin pearlfish have relatively short natural lifespans, this unique breeding strategy is their way of ensuring survival of the fittest. | While the blackfin pearlfish have relatively short natural lifespans, this unique breeding strategy is their way of ensuring survival of the fittest. | ||
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