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    KenL reacted to anewbie's post in the thread Stocking for 20 gallon with Like Like.
    Interesting that Ivancara are not legal there - the problem is size of the aquarium - personally i like a. pucallpaensis which can be a...
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    KenL reacted to Bæn's post in the thread Stocking for 20 gallon with Like Like.
    Australia. I have just realised that Ivanacara are not even legal here even though every subspecies of apisto are. So i have shifted my...
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    KenL reacted to MacZ's post in the thread kribs polongwe with Like Like.
    Sorry, I was on a festival over the weekend. I can't give you the details on the reasonings of the researchers, I just went by the...
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    KenL replied to the thread Stocking for 20 gallon.
    Where are you in the world? Probably a good idea to reach out to the better retailers in your local area or country. On the fry you can...
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    KenL reacted to Bæn's post in the thread Stocking for 20 gallon with Like Like.
    Here is a photo of the F1 offspring in the breedres tank
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    KenL replied to the thread kribs polongwe.
    To me, the only species known as a krib is P. pulcher, the most widely available species. I would never refer to a taeniatus or a...
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    KenL replied to the thread kribs polongwe.
    Why were they split into two species? Was it purely geographical?
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    KenL replied to the thread kribs polongwe.
    P. taeniatus had many forms (locations) in the “old days”. Nigerian red, Nigerian green, nange , kienke, moliwe, dehane etc.
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    KenL replied to the thread kribs polongwe.
    Apologies, here’s my next stupid question. What varieties that were previously known as P.taeniatus were moved to P.kribensis? Thanks
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    KenL replied to the thread kribs polongwe.
    Does the name P. taeniatus exist at all any more?
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    KenL reacted to Mike Wise's post in the thread kribs polongwe with Like Like.
    Common Kribs (Pv. pulcher) and Pv. kribensis are 2 very different species from 2 different locations. Way, way in the past Pv. pulcher...
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    KenL replied to the thread kribs polongwe.
    Kribs (the common name) will always be P. pulcher to me.
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    KenL reacted to MacZ's post in the thread kribs polongwe with Like Like.
    That change was revised in 2014. It's P. taeniatus and P. kribensis separately again. But I can imagine the confusion this still causes...
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    KenL replied to the thread kribs polongwe.
    When you say “kribs” do you mean P. pulcher? Changing of P. taeniatus to P. kribensis is an annoyance to hobbyists like me.
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    KenL reacted to Mike Wise's post in the thread Cichlid tank mates for golden zebra loaches with Like Like.
    When I set up a community tank I decide what 1 species I want most and then add compatible fish around them. My philosophy and the first...
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