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Microctenopma fasciolatum, the Banded Bushfish, goes well with Pelvicachromis... From what I've read. Going to find out for sure starting tomorrow when my Pelvies get here. Look up Banded Bushfish. They've an interesting shape and the male turns blue when he's happy it's feeding time...
Hey, Jim!!! I have cabbaged on to FIVE (5!!!) P. subocellatus from Ted Judy! They will be here tomorrow! I am about to die I'm so excited. I just want to tell everybody!
Those, of the two Subocellatus, are my favorite.
All my Moliwes died. Some kind of fungus. I think I got them too early for my level of expertise. Think they were still in the stage where their water needed to be changed daily and I didn't realize that.
THEN, like a big dufus-bobo head I...
Oh! And labyrinth fish? They usually come from shallower waters and do better in NON-tall tanks because in them they have to go farther to the top to get air, make nests, yada, yada, yada. The longs are much better for them.
Yeah. Like some of the, what are often called, 'beasts' (huge big fish that have no right being confined in a hobbyists' tank, no matter what the size tank) need like longer length. Take a 20g tank. You can have a 20g tall or a 20g long. Talls are pretty but fish don't swim vertically, they...
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The fish in the photos don't look real they're so gorgeous. I can't believe it. I love my Puggies and cats to death but they don't give me the beauty [my] fish do.
There are too many fish and not enough outlets.
Ooooooo! So fun wondering and trying to figure it out. I wonder if all that had anything to do with the spawning. Well, STUPID! OF COURSE IT DID! Stupid question. Wonder what had the major impact? Temp or air pressure?
Weren't you afraid some bird was come down and have one of your...
Lucky dog! Congratulations! Was the water outside a bit cooler? Have you had any storms come through since they've been outside? Just trying to figure out if the 'cooler-water-drop-in-atomospheric-pressure' deal is going on.
Wow, gerald! Did you ever get lucky! Ekona, I wanted to tell you what stunning fish you got - guess I should tell gerald now! Congrats, gerald! I saw them and was even thinking of getting some, but I won't. I think they'd be too hard for me to care for, at least at this point.
Those were really pretty Pelvies you had! Just loved their build - well formed. Am anxious to see your new ones. I have 5 teeny-tiny Moliwes that I got three weeks ago tomorrow. Will be some time before they breed. But I like watching them grow. I'm happy for you and your wife you're...
Jim, my friend said he couldn't do it as he's working 80+ week. I'm sorry. Do check Aquabid. I'm almost positive I saw some there. They're pretty common.
A little history. This, my biotope, all came about because I fell in love with Pelvicachromis ssp years ago. I've waited almost 20 years to do up this tank and it's all for the benefit of my precious Pelvies so they can feel the most comfortable and be the happiest they can be. Now, of...
Hi, Dutchylvo. I'm afraid not soon. I've only the 4 tetras and 2 Microctenopoma fasciolatum in there right now. Things are just starting to settle down in this tank and I started it in March. I had a parasite infestation and lost all my P. subocellatus and P. Pulcher, as well as 4 (all...
(This is a long shot, given the date...)
JG, for whom are the peat and leaves for? Pelvies don't need them unless they're inland types and not the types nearer the coast and in the Congo, etc. Those types come from clear(er) running water.