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Posted by PineappleSword on January 23, 2003 at 17:22:52:

In Reply to: How do i know if my swords are mating? posted by etienne1302 on January 21, 2003 at 04:14:15:

:Hi... i'm new to this and i am really interested on knowing more on how my swords will breed? How do i tell if they are mating or if any are interested? I just bought them and i see the male chasing the females but how would i know if they are mating? Thanks.

Your male Sword will rapidly swim front to back, in a curved pattern,...next to the female(s) he is interested in (usually every female sword in the tank.. lol). This is his mating 'dance'. Looks like he is doing the 'jig'... lol.

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• Re: How do i know if my swords are mating? etienne1302 01/28/03 (0)