Freakyfish

Yeah maybe then he is around 12 cm with a better look last night The guppies are big females probably 5 6 cm Though that photo does make them appear bigger Brad

Yeah thats my fish He was completely normal coloured when I brought him home around 2 years and about 12 months starting to lose the black pigment Probably around 15cms I have been thinking of trying to get them breeding but will wait probably another couple of years before giving it a serious attempt Brad

Your Vet has no idea Metro is safe Flagyll is what its called when going to the dentist Or if you have gut problems the doc can prescribe it too Also it dissapates out of the water within 12-24 hours Plus its removed quicker if the tank is lit So Dark tanks treat to work better Brad

Do yourself a favour and get rid of the bioballs they are not suited to a canister filter but they all supply the cos they are cheap Bioballs have small dead spots which creates areas for dead bacteria They are perfect to use in a wet dry area Replace with Matrix or something similiar Charcoal is great too as it removes alot from the water Though this removes good and bad but keeping getting it replaced often Id say the tank is never going through a cycle as your doing so many water changes Purigen is also something id reccomend instead of Charcoal for a long term use Its amazing for getting tanks crystal clean Brad

Im not sure exactly what ur thinking but Salt isnt going to help with Nitrite Salt wont affect the Nitrite at all Its still going to kill your fish Brad

I wouldnt feed blood worms to any African at all I wouldnt use Tubifex worms either but thats alittle different Keep up with decent foods and supliment with Brine and Mysis shrimp Brad

U wont keep BGK and cherry shrimp together for long I breed heaps of cherry shrimp here but would have no chance with any BGK or any fish that like to eat other fish Brad

It will defrost so quickly it wouldnt matter I put 6ltr of ice into my feeder shrimp tanks when I get them and they defrost in around 15 mins And thats salt water thats frozen

I'll go for a type of peacock, or maybe a type of Copidachromis. Once my tank settles down I will take pics of my display. Not as nice as the some of the net. The one with the val is my fav.

This product is amazing for Nitrate removal Ive use it on large display tanks that are stocked with fish over 2ft and I can keep the Nitrates to a manageable level But the water Clarity is where this product shows how good it really is Brad

Water will drop in PH naturally in your fish tank Plus the bio load will help the process to happen quicker If your doing regular water changes then your Ph shouldnt drop unless your trying to PH isnt as important for some species though and a quick drop is alot worse then a slow drop Keeping some africans with a PH of 7 isnt such a good thing Most will survive but will do alot better when kept at a level closer to their natural habitat Brad

They will take you forever and a day to get them upto size This will help keep your prices up too Good luck with breeding them though as they are such a kewl little fish Brad

I reckon its so bad I would never own one nor will I sell one Its a fish that is going to have alot of problems and hardly ever look like that Id rather get myself a very nice normal Oscar and have it look amazing and happy without having to drag that tail through the tank Brad

Definalty cichlid forum The members are from all over the world and the knowledge you get from these guys will astound you Especially if you have a fish that your not sure of Post it up there and you will find your answer Brad

It will depend on the quality too on which one I would remove When the A fish is removed the B will become the A straight away Brad