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30+ eggs of Nothobranchius rachovii 'Beira 98', originating from Sofala Province, Mozambique. Supplied in spawning substrate.
Nothobranchius rachovii is a spectacular African annual killifish, famous for its brilliant red, blue and turquoise colouration. The eggs are extremely small and slightly sticky, making them difficult to locate in coir. Recommended for experienced breeders.
Species Information:
Origin: Beira, Sofala Province, Mozambique
Adult Size: 4.5–5 cm
Incubation: Approximately 5–9 months at 21–22°C
Incubation Substrate: Semi-dry peat or coir
Hatching: Some eggs ready for first wetting
Fry Size: Small
First Foods: Infusoria for 2–3 days, followed by microworms or baby brine shrimp
Sexual Maturity: Approximately 8–10 weeks
Lifespan: Approximately 14–18 months
Water Parameters: pH 6.5–7.5, 6–18 dGH
Temperature: 20–27°C
Breeding Ratio: 1 male to 2–3 females
Breeding: Annual substrate plough spawner
Filtration: Gentle sponge filtration
Water Changes: Regular small changes
Diet: Live foods
Special Care: Fry are susceptible to Oodinium (velvet disease)
Breeding Difficulty: Demanding
Killifish Eggs Disclaimer:
I cannot guarantee egg viability, hatch rates or sex ratios. I am not responsible for dead or dissolved eggs, belly sliders, hatching failures, customs issues, shipping delays or improper handling during transit. No refunds or replacements will be provided for these issues. By purchasing, you accept these conditions.
