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I have been having bad luck over the last 6 months or so with a disease affecting my Kribs. It starts out as a whitish looking dot on the outside of the fish that keeps growing until it turns into a red sore, and it usually is on both sides of the fish. They seem to keep eating and I don't...
That's great that there are some other people that have heard of it. I have been wondering lately because it seems like there has been such a drastic drop in quality of kribs if anyone would be interested in starting something similar to that here in the US.... Let me know guys what you think...
Just wondering if anyone has ever heard of a project called the Krib Project and what ever came of it... This is the article I came across last night while doing some research on a project it is pretty interesting.
There are a group of people around Australia who visit my dwarf
cichlid...
hey thanks rahul for posting those for me... these pics are the kribs I am desperately searching for. If anyone has any info for me on where I can find some please let me know. Thanks all!
hey ted,
yes I do have some of yours and they are very nice! Still on the lookout for more interesting ones. I have had some amazing fish in the past and once u have a line of those its wierd but very rarely do you see anything that measures up to them. I have had a few since then but they all...
hey yeah I have been keeping an eye out on aquabid for a couple years now.. I have some pics of the kind I am looking for but haven't figured out how to put them on here yet.. Thank you for the wonderful suggestion anything helps...
Hi all, just wondering if anyone knows of anyone that has any of this color strain of kribensis and would be willing to sell me some... The females have a very bright red belly surrounded by black with a very light almost white colored dorsal fin and black spots. The males look mostly the same...