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Light and ferts are solid advice. Another weird vibe I noticed: flow matters. My Anubias perked up when I moved them away from the filter output. Too much current stresses 'em out.

coltin wrote: ↑Sat Aug 24, 2024 8:31 am Generally, kribensis can reach breeding age around 3 months, but in most cases, they tend to take a bit longer - typically 6 months or more - before they're fully sexually mature.

Thanks for the info, I'll keep an eye on them, 3 months sounds a bit early but I guess it's possible.

Got 3 juvenile kribensis, and I'm curious to know when they'll be mature enough to breed. They grew up with their parents in a community tank, and I got them when they were around 3 cm - now I'm just waiting for them to reach that stage.