Hvis du søker på "breeding Pseudocrenilabrus multicolor" på Google, får du mange interessante treff.
Et eksempel er
Aquaworld, der det bl.a. står:
"....Breeding: In a 40 cm tank, well planted and with a bit higher temperatures, breeding Pseudocrenilabrus multicolor is very well possible. A hole will be dug in the sand, where the female will lay her eggs, which are immediately fertilizd by the male. After spawning the male becomes extremely aggressiv, and especially in smaller tanks the female will become the target of his aggression. Because of this it's best to remove the male from the breeding tank immediately after spawning. After spawning occurred, the female will collect the eggs in her mouth, and keep the eggs and fry there for approximately 10 days. After this the fry are released for the first time, but will be cared for for at least another week by the female. Up to 80 fry have been reported, that grow fast, and can be fed artemia nauplii immediately after the first release. In case of danger the fry respond to signs of the female, and flee into her open mouth"(Utheving gjort av meg)
Så det er nok en ganske vanlig oppfatning at det er best å fjerne hannen.
Jeg fikk yngel på denne for mange, mange år siden. Jeg fjernet ikke hannen, men de gikk i et stort og meget tett beplantet kar. Om jeg minnes rett fikk jeg bare ca. 10 yngel som vokste opp.
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