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Balvaro store Freshwater pack 4(Chromaphyosemion)
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2 Oct, 2020 @ 2:08pm
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Balvaro store Freshwater pack 4(Chromaphyosemion)

Description
The following species are part of the genus Chromaphyosemion or Aphyosemion which are non-annual killifish.They are native from West Africa and countries like Nigeria,Cameroon or Uganda.The presence of different color patterns variation based on specific localities it is pretty common.Apart from color pattern they share the shape of dorsal fins and tail in almost all the species .

Species list
Chromaphyosemion bitaeniatum lagos
Chromaphyosemion bitaeniatum umudike
Chromaphyosemion bivattatum biafra
Chromaphyosemion bivattatum ikang

*The name of species can change due to revisions in his clasification.I had decided to use "Chromaphyosemion" in order to separate from the bigger and more popular group of the Aphysemion :)

Special thanks to Uzag for the textures.It`s person who make this mods possible
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krishnath.dragon 30 Jun, 2021 @ 6:01am 
Sadly the real life numbers and those in the game does not match up. No point in making the fish breedable if no fry will reach adulthood.
balvaro21  [author] 29 Jun, 2021 @ 7:24pm 
well in regard of survival rate,I had tried to emulate the percentage of success in killifish hatch and fry.In any case by this point I had forgot the specific numbers but it could be modified in the future.
krishnath.dragon 14 Jun, 2021 @ 12:43pm 
Are the eggs supposed to be nearly impossible to hatch, or is it an oversight to have them only have a 20% daily survival rate? Because as it is now, it is damn near impossible to breed them unless you are really lucky with RNG.
And this is with 100% water quality.

With the current stats, roughly 4 eggs will survive to day two with optimal conditions. Of those, it is very likely that none will survive to the fry stage. And should through some miracle one hatch into actual fry, the chance of it is surviving to adulthood is infitisimally small.
Theropod_Master 9 Oct, 2020 @ 9:13am 
Really intresting.