Afrikan

Females are larger... and fatter... be very careful they are very sensitive to water change.. also states this on various information about them (even tho Tanganyikans are, these guys are a little more sensitive in that area) Also they are can be VERY aggressive, even more so than J. marlieri (they make them look like puppy dogs) Definately more aggression shown in transcriptus tank compared.

:lol: :lol: :lol: Oh heck

While the Aro is relatively still small, but I would go 8ft plus for an Aro long term...

We've used a very sharp craft knife... and scalpel

Very nice huh rcon PS My Lithobates are holding

Yeap Wok has hit it in one, insurance companies should be informed, so at least it is noted in your files as keeping tanks

I guess what I like Alan is the fact that if it does ever let go, I can have it fixed under guarantee also, and the guy who made it has an amazing reputation with tank making, it is his full time profession.. so that was good enough for me, I had seen his work well before us purchasing our 8fter.. and I am blown away

Our 8fter we got has a lifetime guarantee from a great professional tank maker, don't think you can do better than that... however, I guess the 1 year guarantee is good enough But be aware that seals can go on a tank anytime, not just within a year... Happened to us (not with our 8fter thankfully).

I have heard from other fish keepers about Bloodworms to Frenchy, I have actually thought about not replacing the next lot that we currently have, and moving onto other alternatives... We bought a whole heap in bulk, so thought we would use them up, however, as said before my African Cichlids don't get them. I agree with Frenchy, suggesting the use of them to others isn't what I would do either, there are other alternatives out there and with the thoughts and information given against Bloodworms, I would definately be encouraging other foods over Bloodworms anyday IMO

Welcome to the forums Craig, and enjoy your stay Gotta love Yabbys :lol:

I don't feed out Blood Worms to my African Cichlids either... Have a freezer full but they are for my Synos etc... :lol:

Nice pics

Hi liam There have been a few Aros around for the kind of price, so would say it is a common price asked... What size tank do you have if you were to buy it?

Hi There Welcome to the Forums liam, sounds like you have a neat little collection

Yeap they most certainly can suction their way up the tank glass that's for sure, someone I know lost two that way... found them over the back of the tank stand, crispyfied a few months later... there was a sufficient gap for them to slither over the top...

Now what is a Phoenix Egg Fish? :lol: I see you are looking for Black Celestial, I used to have some years ago, when I was about 15 years old! Gee that was long ago now... have only seen them once since, would love another one oneday However major Trop keepers here

Very nice Brad 8)

Welcome to the forums Gotta love a really nice Blackmoor!

What a beauty fish... *drool*

We used to keep a number of them and they much preferred Brackish.. they are not the easiest fish to breed however it has been done Good Luck 8)

Are you keeping them in Brackish water?

Congrats Supasi that is such awesome news!

WOOHOO!!!! :bounce: :bounce: Congrats Paul!!! When's the party?!

Possibly snookie.. but crikey ... if a shop don't know or say exactly what they are selling then they shouldn't be selling them :-? :lol:

Hoplo by the looks