Potters Angels Spawning

[Huff747]

Last night was the first night I saw them behaving differently and the male (I'm assuming) was really colored up and the female seems much more orange that normal. I tried to get videos but they didn't turn out great.

Tonight's video didn't turn out great but about 15 seconds you can see the cloud. Last night I tried for a long time and missed the cloud. I'm guessing since I didn't see a second cloud that they wouldn't be fertile but kind of neat to see.

 

[The Aquatic Arsenal]

That is really cool. Congratulations

 

[AZMSGT]

I was reading a while back how a person, I don’t remember who was trying to breed them. They where having a tough go, the fry wouldn’t survive. I hope you have good luck with them. Grats

 

[Huff747]

I was reading a while back how a person, I don’t remember who was trying to bread them. They where having a tough go, the fry wouldn’t survive. I hope you have good luck with them. Grats

I'm probably a long way from tackling that. I'm not even sure how I would capture the eggs at this point let alone having a food supply setup.

 

[pcon]

I was reading a while back how a person, I don’t remember who was trying to breed them. They where having a tough go, the fry wouldn’t survive. I hope you have good luck with them. Grats

Potters have been captive bred by rising tide a few years ago, there are some threads in the breeding subforum on people attempting to replicate.

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