Barrie

and size as well please, so we can see what sex it is

thanks people

Im wanting to try Indian Almond leaves in with one of my Killi specie in order to try and boost egg production and fungal damage. Trade Me has none so wondering if any one has some and are willing to post to West Auckland. I have no idea how much they are so just let me know and I can deposit into your account. Thanks

all by Livingart so totally him to thank

at the end of the day, it dosnt worry me. I joined to be a member of FNZAS but its no biggy

no it isnt, I joined a month or more ago

yes these are mop spawners but dont lay many eggs. Im hoping to get a few fry later this week and some at the end of next week. The eggs I took last week (only a few eggs) should hatch this week

they are similar from what Rodney tells me but are larger. They were brought into the country as Bivitattum Lagos but they are Bitaeniatum Lagos as Bivitattum are not from Lagos. Aqualog confirms these as Bitaeniatum by photos. Bitaeniatum do come from Lagos.

They'e arrived and settled in well with their peat pot

Ive taken enough eggs at the moment so I just leave the mop in and see what happens

Apology if you are also a member of the facebook page but for those that are not I also post on here for those interested the latest additions Aphy. Bitaeniatum Lagos They show a little more colour than this photo. I picked them up from Hollywood Fish Farm on Saturday morning and placed them in the tank. Fed them and didnt get to see them or feed them until Monday 10am. Took a couple of eggs by 12 noon. From years ago they were hard to get numbers of eggs and had a poor hatch rate so time will tell.

After taking eggs last Tuesday (22nd August) the first fry hatched this morning with another couple well on the way. I only kept about 15 or 20 eggs this way then collected another 20 to 30 on the Thursday and Friday placing them on peat. I will hatch them in another couple ofweeks. This week Ive been picking eggs daily and placing on peat so will give them 2 to 2.5 weeks before hatching. So much easier hatching from peat as you get the fry all the same size.

Hollywoods Mt Roskill have another couple of pairs of these. Easy to maintain and keep plus easy to breed. For those that want to try egg layers, these would be a great starter. I have had these live for 3 to 4 years as they are not the short lived Nothos. Worth a try people.

Hollywoods in Mt Roskill have 2 more pair on N. Foerschi if anyone is interested. They are younger looking but in very good order and mine have started to spawn by the look of it. If your keen on Nothos then it would pay to have a look as the last thing we want to happen to these is to disappear.

thanks guys. Just read through a lot of my notes today and am surprised at what I had forgotten

I thought I should reintroduce myself. I kept Killis until about 7 years ago when I had to get rid of them. My interest is in Killis and I find that I become over committed to what ever I put my mind to so it probably the reason I dont keep others. I tried logging in with my old name (Barrie) and email but couldnt do it so it was just as easy to rebrand myself. Im a married 65yo guy with 3 daughters and grandkids. I play bowls and go fishing and fund this though my glass company. I mean no offense to anyone and will offer any advise on glass or Killis that I can Just holla if I can help and I will do my best.

Cheers

Im on the lookout for a pump to feed air into 10 tanks divided into 20 divisions. Not a lot of air is needed but probably enough to put through small sponge filters. I do prefer better rather than cheap and will probably need to double the output in the next 12 month or so. Any ideas or brand suggestions please Also suggestions for 100 to 150 watt heaters please. I will need only 10 of these as the heater goes on the center center divider so heats both side effectively.

very old post I know but for anyone with a similar problem. The thicker the glass, the heavier the cutter. That means that you should use an old cutter that is becoming blunt but still cuts with a continuous cut and use light machine oil like 3in1 or Inox. Most smaller glass companies with cut your glass for you at normally about $5 a cut. Be aware that their COSTS per hour are likely to be around $45 per hour without making a profit so it may pay to offer to come back for it ? remember that fish/aquariums are your hobby not theirs so dont take up too much of their time or they will simply say (as I do sometimes) no, I dont want to cut your glass. Glass is breakable so it will be all care but no responsibility taken. Some say that you cant say that, my answer is great, take it somewhere else. Remember as I said earlier, their costs will be about $45 per hour so if your there for 15 minutes they have already lost money in doing you a favor.

its a great list for sure. Mind you I do wish there were South Americans on the list but maybe in the future?

these are what I have found, let me know if you have others please Killi specie as of June 2017 owner breeders fry eggs for sale? Aphyosemion Australe gold Australe chocolate Striatum Volcanum Apolocheitus Lineatus gold Chromaphyosemion Bitaeniatum Fundulopanchax Filamentosus Gardneri akure Gardneri aquarium Nigerianus aquarium Nigerianus P82 Nothobranchius Foerschi Guntheri Palmquisti Pseudepiplatys Annulatus

by searching through these pages and the facebook page Ive come up with around 14 specie. I will list them over the next few days (once I have found my books so that I can get the spelling correct) I would appreciate it if others have specie no listed if they could either list them or PM me. Thanks

Maxxi, They look very similar to the Bitaeneatum dont they. I must try and look out my books in the next few days.. Caryl, Im just like a bad smell eh

I have no knowledge of Volcanum. Dont suppose you have a photo do you?

Not too sure when I will be back up to speed but they will again be my focus