Post by jkdjedi on Apr 3, 2020 16:36:48 GMT -5
I've had many tanks go south, where the dominant just wake up one morning and decide to kill everything in sight. My current crop of Ikola did the same about 5 years ago or so, just killed everybody off and only a pair remained. Out of boredom, and more of an accident really, they started to breed. During the breeding process (span of two years or less) I would add two different strains of Ikola. What I mean with strains is that the bars were different in length, solidity (some broken areas), and intensity of color. They were all growing up together in harmony for a long time. Fast forward 5 to 7 years later... (I lost track of time) well fast forward to were they are now all full grown adults. Hears the reason for my post, the original group, they're distinguished by the widest of bars, seem to be killing off everyone else! Any Ikola that doesn't match their bars are slowly being picked off. I've never seen that before.
