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When I finished the rainbows I then stamped sentiments onto the panels in Memento Tuxedo black and then add the panels to the front of A2 top-folding white card bases with foam adhesive. Lastly I finished the cards by adhering the images to the card front with either foam adhesive or liquid glue.

Rainbows are becoming more popular and widespread in the aquarium hobby because of their unique coloration, low maintenance and easy breeding. Rainbowfish originated in the warmer climates of northern Australia and Papua New Guinea. Each species is unique and can even have micro variations within the species depending on which stream or lake they are caught.

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I have installed the Ubuntu Mate Image for the Raspberry Pi that I found here -mate.org/raspberry-pi/ - During the boot process the only thing that appears on screen is the rainbow screen and a yellow lighting bolt on the right top (voltage should be high enough).

There is development on Ubuntu MATE for the Pi but it seems unlikely that there will ever be Ubuntu MATE 16.04 for the Pi3B+. Ubuntu MATE 18.04 will likely be using a standard Ubuntu kernel See -mate.community/t/status-of-ubuntu-mate-18-04-for-raspberry-pi-3-b-b/18054/6

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How many Boesemani rainbow fish should be kept together? As a schooling fish, aim to get six or more rainbows of the same species if possible. Also, try to put together a mix of slightly more females than males because then the boys will display their best colors as they show off to the girls.

What fish can live with Boesemani rainbows? Because of their high activity level, we suggest keeping them with other fast swimmers of a comparable size. This includes other rainbowfish, loaches, barbs, peaceful catfish, gouramis, danios, and medium-sized livebearers. If given the chance, they will eat cherry shrimp, baby fish, and anything else that can fit in their mouths.

The first fish that comes to my mind if Mobile Logperch. They are hardy and large darter and will be able to compete with the rainbows for food (plus they scour the bottom anyway). And a really cool fact is that they naturaly occur together anyway.

Going the other direction, you could add a large Cyprinella shiner. Tricolors and Alabamas are found with rainbows in the wild, but any other Cyprinella would also likely work. I like Bannerfins (C. leedsi) myself.

I keep 20 dwarf neon rainbows - 10 males and 10 females - in my 90 gallon rainbowfish community tank. The neons share this aquarium with other larger rainbowfish species and they get along with everyone. Praecox are active swimmers and will go after most foods pretty aggressively once they're settled into the aquarium, which makes them fun to watch.

Praecox (and most rainbows) breed in the morning, so that is when you will see their mating colors. You might have a hybrid rainbowfish, as praecox do not normally have a visible lateral line. It's very common for fish in the genus melanotaenia to cross breed and hybridize. A male praecox will have red fins and a solidly colored blueish body with no lateral line. They will display an orange/yellow stripe down their forehead when in breeding display. I would say your fish is healthy and wanting to breed, but if it doesn't look like a typical praecox it might be a good idea not to use it as a breeder.

I have four Praecox (3 male, one female) in a 29 gallon with guppies, dwarf platies, couple of dwarf plecos, couple of cory catfish. A lot going on, but also a lot of plants and hideouts. What are the chances that my rainbows will find a place to lay eggs, or will they even try with all the madness around. I have seen the males with orange lines near their eyes in the morning when I first turn on the light and feed and didn't know what it meant until reading this. We have recently been seeing some very small fry (smaller than our guppy babies) hiding in gravel, and they grow very fast. Could these be rainbow fry, or am I just being overly hopeful. We have tons of guppy and platy babies showing up all the time, but these look different, eyes more to the side than on top like the guppies. Thanks in advance for any insights.

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Most rainbows can be sexed fairly easy since the males tend to develop more vibrant colours and longer dorsal and anal fins. If you keep species such as Boeseman's rainbowfish (Melanotaenia boesemani) or Banded rainbowfish (Melanotaenia trifasciata), sexing will be somewhat trickier, especially in younger specimens. Even in these species, there is however normally a difference in length when it comes to the first dorsal fin. If the first dorsal fin reaches the beginning of the second dorsal fin or proceeds even longer, you are most likely looking at a male rainbowfish.

When breeding Rainbowfish, it is also of interest to separate the various geographical varieties from each other to preserve their uniqueness. If you know that your rainbowfish have been wild caught in a certain location or are 100% sure that they hail from such ancestors, it is advisable to breed them only with other rainbows from that exact location. Rainbowfish are assigned geographical codes which are used to separate the various populations from each other. Melanotaenia trifasciata (commonly known as the Branded Rainbowfish) is for instance known as Melanotaenia trifasciata - Archer River, Melanotaenia trifasciata - Giddy River, Melanotaenia trifasciata - Goyder River, Melanotaenia trifasciata - Running Creek, and so on depending on geographical location.

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Consistent between-individual differences in behaviour, known as personality differences, are heritable and have consequences for individual survival and reproductive success. Therefore, it is likely that personality differences are not just under natural but also under sexual selection. Indeed, the recently developed idea that individuals choose their mate based on its personality finds empirical support. However, most studies on mate choice based on personality traits are correlative pioneering work and there is a paucity of experimental studies that test for causality by disentangling personality measures from other, potentially correlated traits that may be important during mate choice. Here, we tested female preference for the apparent level and consistency of either male aggression (measured as mean distance of approach towards an animated opponent, manipulated by locating males at a fixed distance) or male boldness (measured as activity under a simulated predation threat, manipulated using a gradient in ambient water temperature) in a bi-parental West African cichlid, Pelvicachromis pulcher. Females could observe the apparent behaviour of paired stimulus males and were allowed to choose between the two stimulus males in a subsequent choice test. We found no direct effect of male apparent aggression/boldness on female choice, but an indirect effect such that female preference for the apparently bold male increased with increasing within-male pair contrast in their apparent level of boldness. Our results indicate females consider male boldness per se during mate choice, suggesting male boldness is sexually selected in our study species.

Ever since Darwin introduced the concept of sexual selection, female choice has been studied extensively. However, the hypothesis that consistent between-individual differences in behaviour (known as personality differences) affect mate choice is relatively new. Correlative studies support this idea but provide only suggestive evidence. Here, we used behavioural manipulations in order to disentangle male behaviour from other, potentially correlated male traits, allowing us to test for causality between female choice and personality differences in male aggression and boldness (both in level and consistency of behaviour) in a bi-parental cichlid. We found no overall female preference for male apparent behaviour, but female preference for the bold-appearing male increased with increasing between-male contrast in apparent boldness. Our results indicate a causal link between female choice and male boldness. In future, behavioural manipulations using a temperature gradient could provide further valuable insights.

Consistent differences in individual behaviour, also known as personality differences, temperaments or coping styles (Gosling 2001; Rale et al. 2007), are moderately heritable (Ariyomo et al. 2013; Patrick et al. 2013) and have diverse fitness consequences (Dingemanse and Rale 2005; Smith and Blumstein 2008; Ariyomo and Watt 2012), including various effects on reproductive success (e.g. Spoon et al. 2006; Schuett et al. 2011a; Cain and Ketterson 2013; Laubu et al. 2016). Therefore, it seems likely that sexual selection may play a key role in shaping stable personality variation within populations (Schuett et al. 2010). Indeed, previous studies showed that personality traits, such as boldness (Godin and Dugatkin 1996; Scherer et al. 2017b), aggression (Ophir and Galef 2003; Kralj-Fier et al. 2013) and exploratory behaviour (Schuett et al. 2011b; Pogny et al. 2018), affect mate choice in several species. e24fc04721