brewmaster15
09-13-2018, 07:17 AM
Hi all,
Its often been observed that discus spawning increases when storm systems are in the area. Many speculate the pressure changes are triggers for spawning. Ive noted here that there does seem to be some correlation to spawning increases as the weather gets kind of wild and funky.
Seems to me that with this massive Hurricane system approaching the Eastern coast of the USA (Florence) that we might see this spawning effect.
So how about we log it. If you are in North America and your Discus spawn or initiate spawning behavior from today until the 20th. Please post it here and say where you are located.I picked an arbitrary 1 week slot but I wouldn't be surprised if the effects of the storm on spawning lasted longer. Id be really interested in if fish that hadnt spawned in awhile did.
I chose all of North America for this as a control. Obviously if we get a ton of spawning/breeding on the East Coast but not west its interesting... If lots on the west but not east ...then not so much.
Its obviously not scientific and really meaningless as far as data since we have no clue on the number of discus keepers by region but hey, You all like to share when your fish breed anyway so why not in one thread at a one week time point? :)
al
Its often been observed that discus spawning increases when storm systems are in the area. Many speculate the pressure changes are triggers for spawning. Ive noted here that there does seem to be some correlation to spawning increases as the weather gets kind of wild and funky.
Seems to me that with this massive Hurricane system approaching the Eastern coast of the USA (Florence) that we might see this spawning effect.
So how about we log it. If you are in North America and your Discus spawn or initiate spawning behavior from today until the 20th. Please post it here and say where you are located.I picked an arbitrary 1 week slot but I wouldn't be surprised if the effects of the storm on spawning lasted longer. Id be really interested in if fish that hadnt spawned in awhile did.
I chose all of North America for this as a control. Obviously if we get a ton of spawning/breeding on the East Coast but not west its interesting... If lots on the west but not east ...then not so much.
Its obviously not scientific and really meaningless as far as data since we have no clue on the number of discus keepers by region but hey, You all like to share when your fish breed anyway so why not in one thread at a one week time point? :)
al