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iodotropheus sprengerae (rusty cichlid)

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hi everyone i have just been browsing you tube for more ideas and fish for my new tank and came across rusty cichlids, what a neat looking fish does anyone breed these i would be keen to purchase some

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i would be very keen to buy some for my tank, just to look nice though ill leave the breeding for you ryan

i had 12 rustys sucked out of a tumbler today :facepalm:

why tumble? i find it so much easier just to wait & strip when they are free swimming :)

yea my 5min DIY worked really well and im quite surprised but i think its because the eggs were already starting to form into fry which made the time in the tumbler a lot less but they got eaten anyway :an!gry

a while back one of my peacock females would spit her eggs if i tried to net her, it was every time she was holding & no matter at what stage she would simply freak out & spit them. I have not had any other females of any kind do this so i hope for your sake she isn't the same.

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