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I've had two back-to-back spawns by a pair of kingsleyae that Ted brought back from Gabon a while back. Let me know if there is an interest and I will adjust the number of specimens that I grow out accordingly. The fish at small and shipping within the continental U.S. would take place in spring.
They were briefly available about a year ago. I ended up with all males and look for a female or two. Anything goes: straight-out buy, make/female swap, or trade. Shipping to zip 68516 required. Thanks.
Perhaps you guys are doing this already, and I am way behind the curve. I just got me a large box of 200 coconut shell halves for just $50 plus shipping from coconutking.com. The guy shipped very fast and the shells are clean.
Gerald,
I got two pairs from the same shipment. They trace back to Oliver Lucanus in Canada. I already had one spawn, but the parents ate the entire fry within a couple of days. Next time, I'll be smarter.
Janos
Larry,
I figured you wouldn't be able to resist, given your longstanding interest in the genus. I am not crazy about Hemichromis, but the cerasogaster are pretty cool and haven't been available for several years. I picked the breeders up on a trip to Germany. I passed along some juvies to Steve...
I never worried about stray current caused by aquarium equipment, until I replaced a heater the other day. Later that day, the fish in the tank were not feeding well and just hovering at the bottom of the tank. The temperature in the tank was the same as before. The next day the fish were very...
I have an auction going on aquabid for a young pair of Teleogramma depressum. This is a very rare opportunity. Shipping available within continental US. Check it out!
I lost most of what was left of my aging red eyes breeding group due to a filter failure. Does anyone still keep this species and has some to sell? Thanks.
I've brought fish over from Europe to the U.S. on numerous occasions. My next transactions is shaping up as if it was going to be a trade, i.e., I would need to bring fish from here to Germany in order to get (some of) the fish I want to bring back. Has anyone any experience with export...
Jeff,
Thanks, but I do not want to add transvestitus to the reverse trio that I currently keep. I think I will wait for Larry to spawn the thomasi. :-)
Janos
Sorry for the poor quality of the pics, but that's the best I could do last night. You may want to download the paper by J. Schwarzer et al. (one of Uli's collaborators) from the web; it was published in 2011 in the Journal of Evolutionary Biology and includes images of many of the "new"...