my4age

hardout! nice

I'd like to get some too, maybe we can sort out shipping arrangements?

congrats

i know this is an old thread, managed 2 get some info http://www.haplochromis.org/minifiches2/131_EN.html and http://www.african-cichlid.com/Thickskin.htm according to this website, the brown hap, is different to the hap #44. Any input is appreciated. i managed to breed few of these fella :bounce:

that's what i thought too. i got mine from Organism being labeled as rubescens firebird

moliro

it's a 4'x18"x18"

i am thinking of redoing my tank with lighter substrate, maybe fine calcite like my other tanks or silica sand and with some crushed corals in my filter. is there any downside of using silica sand? It's for African cichlids tank. Any suggestion is much appreciated

is Discus bloat same as malawi bloat? If they are similar, and can be treated with metro, u can go to the vet at Hornby Veterinary Centre. Well, they will change you $45 for consultation fee and they will only prescribe to you if u bring your fish in. Good luck with your fish

1 demasoni?

i do think this comment is a bit harsh and it's not cool to crucify someone who is wanting to help out (my opinion), and also appreciate HummingBird and cichlid7 standing up for their opinion with reasoning. I am not trying to offend catfish lovers out there, but with the special case of bristle nose, there are some fish keepers out there that are not intending to breed them. A bristlenose is just there to act as the clean up crew. HomerandMarge has clearly state that these fish come from a golden and normal bristlenose parents, so i think 'many other' 'un-ignorant' fish keepers out there is aware of this when selecting the fish they want to breed. HomerandMarge, good on you spreading the love around and being honest about the parents of the fish.

i think ryan has cover most of the scientific name. i've also heard of dragon blood peacock being called strawberry peacock

the link i posted wasn't directed to firenzenz, as i know he is way more knowledgeable than me the reason i posted it is 2 elaborate on the stuff he just explained in case some readers can't follow up as there are 4 different common names for A.Rubescens

http://www.cichlid-forum.com/articles/red_peacocks.php here's a link on the red peacock around

maybe this might help http://www.cichlid-forum.com/articles/mixing_peacocks.php

nice pics, wad camera r u using? wad sort of peacock is that? looks great! :bounce:

this is mine from OOA, the colour looks a bit out with the flash

have sold some of the fish, but here we go fryeri kadango fryeri & unknown lithobates kadango fryeri

66. Guests are “escorted†into the Fish Room/Shed and told the details of your latest acquisition/spawning/release…like it or not!!

http://westerncichlids.com.au/how-to-recognise-an-aquarist-humour/ a mate of mine sent me this, i tot it's pretty funny

anyone knows what variants are they? i THINK there's lemon jake and one dat looks like Aulonocara jacobfreibergi (Otter Pt.). any suggestion on this?

dam, those are cool! i'd really like 2 get my hand on some a.comp!

Found this page when i was surfing. just to share with fellow fish keepers out there http://www.cichlidrecipe.com/crp1.htm

i'm so jealous... :-? nice fish u got there, Alan

it's from Jewel of the rift.