Kaiseri juvs maturing.

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After my Kaiseri bred in 2010 i kept a few juvs back for myself.The first eggs hatched in April 2010.
I was replacing the substrate in their tub at the weekend and noticed that there cloaca was stating to swell. I will introduce them to the aquarium over the next week and see how they go.
They are 18 months old. :happy:
 
Mine have swollen cloaca too! I've seen tail fanning as well.:happy:

Good luck! I'll need it as well.
 
Davo said:
After my Kaiseri bred in 2010 i kept a few juvs back for myself.The first eggs hatched in April 2010.
I was replacing the substrate in their tub at the weekend and noticed that there cloaca was stating to swell. I will introduce them to the aquarium over the next week and see how they go.
They are 18 months old. :happy:
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