smile4guenta

Mini fish profile - Guppy
 
 

Mini fish profile - Agassizi's Dwarf Cichlid    
 

This is the video from when I first got them it's funny looking back at how small they were.
     
 

Update from today.

Yes I have. G. altifrons and G. steindachneri
I currently have some G. sp "Orange Head" that I hope will also breed.
They are quite easy to breed actually, just keep them in a properly sized tank with sand and treat them well and they will pair and breed happily when mature. Lots of info online on how to keep the different Geophagus species

A more accurate species name for these is Geophagus altifrons. So you should research that name.
Note that they do become rather large when adult (25cm+) so tank size and especially footprint size is important.
When mature they can become quite territorial toward other geos so have that in mind too.
Awesome fish!

Sorry for old bump of the thread, but looking at getting some Geophagus Surinamensis which these look like if i am correct? 
They look really healthy , may I ask where did you purchase these from and what is your water/feeding/tank size etc like? 

Sorry for old bump of the thread, but looking at getting some Geophagus Surinamensis which these look like if i am correct? 
They look really healthy , may I ask where did you purchase these from and what is your water/feeding/tank size etc like? 

Having finally figured out how to do video on the tablet, upload to YouTube, and link it here, here is a video of the elephantnose at feeding time. I couldn't get one of the handfeeding - there is only me here, but this is just after the hand feeding, and they are all snuffling around looking for the food that dropped.
Gligor, you asked where the elephantnose were in the African Butterfly fish video - they go to sleep mid morning, and wake up just before dinnertime, so here they are now 
 

Starting to show some colour now