MarkLB

That's excellent ...... :bounce: :bounce:

Welcome to the forums *Pleco* :bounce:

Hi Nicola and Co. Welcome to the forums :bounce:

Excellent pics Roz

Hi!! 8) Cool pic

Bummer bulldogod. I have my fingers crossed for you.

mbuna

:bounce: :bounce: Congrats :bounce: :bounce: That was quick work 8)

From page three, I'm not sure I'm the first person who has raised fry since the thread began but I do feel like a winner everytime I look in the grow out tank :lol: 8)

Thanks people.

Hi all. I've let my pair spawn 4 times and I've finally got somewhere with them. The first two times the eggs were eaten by the parents, the third time I tried hatching the eggs myself and failed because the wrigglers got stuck in the substrate :oops:, lesson learned. This time I spawned them in a bare bottom tank and removed the male immediately after spawning. I let Mum hatch the eggs and removed her when they became wrigglers. I found a whole heap of unfertilised eggs under a rock so the numbers aren't big but I have 20+ that have been free swimming for 10 days. They are around 5-6 mm including the tail and are eating Microworms and I've recently started them on a little Decap Brineshrimp.

:bounce: :lol: A belated......Welcome to the forums :bounce:

onomatopoeia

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Sorry for your loss rockwork

I've recently bought a stack of last years mag and I'm finding it a good read and an excellent source of inspiration. The LFS on Stanmore Road is selling old copies for $1 each. Some are 15 years old mind you but alot of the info will still be relevant. Maybe grab a couple of those and see what you think.

Welcome to the forums Raewyn :bounce:

:bounce: Good stuff D & A :bounce: :bounce:

Hi blossom. Welcome to the forums :bounce:

Thanks for sharing bedazzled :bounce:

Hi deeveus. Trawl through this lot and see if you can spot it...... http://images.google.co.nz/images?sourc ... synodontis

Hi goldbird. Have a look here..... http://www.cichlid-forum.com/articles/t ... t_tips.php Can you post a pic? It may help with a diagnosis.

ROTFL :lol: Nice one Dixon

Hi goldbird. If possible, get the fish into a smaller tank on its own. It makes everything easier, observation, medication, waterchanging and it will prevent any bullying. Also, it will make it easier to get a pic if you can.

Welcome to the forums Flippery :bounce: There's no dilemma, upgrade the tank and keep the fish Most of us have MTS, you might as well give in now :lol: :lol: