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i used to do free style offroad BMX when i was 13 now that i am 15 i just enjoy getting the welder out and making some custom mini bikes for my freinds i got one right now that i have been working on, i have put steering wheels on mini bikes and wheelie bars heres a pic of the one i am...

theres some unexpected teams in the playoffs this year, ether the canucks or the wings(personally leaning towards the nucks) :P

your fish look good

hi again, dthoffsett mentioned was basically everything, you could probably leave the johanni in there but take out the auratus as the two of them would probably fight and such as they grow (if they haven't started already, they could possibly even try to breed, thats what happened in my friends...

you might want to watch that, its not recommended to keep more then one species of melanochromis because of aggression and cross breeding

ok, it sounds like your other one is a johanni i have 3 juvi auratus about 1 1/2 inchs 1 male and 2 females in a 30 gallon alone they have killed everything i have tried to put in there so far my pleco that was in there has almost no fins left its really sad.

feeding will be fine they need roughage for their diet, if the fish looks like the one in my avatar then you will be having some problems in the near future if they are this might help but they are probably the most aggressive mbuna out there not recommended for beginners...

sorry about the shot it was the best one i could take (i have a really bad camera) gold angel facing up and another (id please i think its a marble im not sure)

yes like adambrum said you could very soon be seeing problems with your mbuna and haps you should post the stocking on for us to help other then that the tank looks really good, good job

great looking tank, like everyone said the fish look happy and healthy and the water clarity looks great

ok, to start of with how big is the tank? that will help a lot there are a lot of electric blues look at this: http://www.cichlid-forum.com/profiles/results.php all of which get about 7 inches as for the kenyi (Metriaclima lombardoi): http://www.cichlid-forum.com/profiles/species.php?id=798...

yellow labs will be fine if you have enough hiding places, they are very hardy fish

the metriaclima zebra, is quite an aggressive fish, and as far as the fish with the big humps on the heads you cant keep them with African cichlids, they are ment to be by them selfs in a 100 gallon tank, and blue lobster would be a lunch for a few cichlids, as for any other fish that can go...

its very understandable, i had the same problem like many before me also, ill give a few links to you and you look through some of the species and decide lake Malawi http://www.cichlid-forum.com/profiles/category.php?cat=2 http://www.cichlid-forum.com/profiles/category.php?cat=1...

like boids-n-more said it would be almost imposable to list them, as he said there are over 1800 different species of cichlids. the best thing you can do right now is go to your fish shop and see what they have write them down and tell us that way we could help you find the perfect...

hi!, here are a few links to get you started with your African cichlid tank: http://www.cichlid-forum.com/articles/mixed_africans.php http://www.cichlid-forum.com/articles/compatibility.php http://www.cichlid-forum.com/articles/aqua..._setup_list.php...

yeah i would go for it, it would probably quite helpful for the beginners to distinguish if they are fighting or if they are actually going to breed.

the fish didn't look like the one i have as my avatar did it? if so this might help http://www.fishforums.net/Melanochromis-Auratus-t188436.html but if it is i wouldn't recommend them they are super agressive.

there are many great malawi cichlids. any type of cynotilapia afra would be good (there are so many different types about 19 that im aware of. probably one of my most favorite species of cichlid) this might help a bit when looking for cichlids mbuna...

Name: Melanochromis Auratus Family: Cichlidae Requirements: A PH or 7.5 to 8.5 is needed, temperature 72-79F (22-26C), water hardness should be medium hard to hard, max size for these fish are 4 to 5 inches, minimum tank size 40 gallons due to males aggression. Distribution: Africa, The...

lol that game is a total waist of time... i got to like level 105 in 2 months over the summer, i sold the account lol its way to addicting for me and besides once you have done everything you can do, beat every quest, and so forth their is really no point in playing, anyways my account was worth...

dwarf cichlids! my most favorite fish! 4-6 keyholes they look great in schools , 2-3 bolivian rams, 1 fire mouth (dont think that this is a dwarf cichlid), thats what i would put into it :D

is 5 gallons a good size for a shrimp only tank and if so what are the requirements for this and how many shrimp could i keep and what kind of shrimp (i am completely new to shrimp) what kind of planting, wood, rocks would i need, sand or gravel, what kind of filter, heater, and so forth. and if...

i love snowboarding, i go about 3 times a month if i have the money lol its great fun i guess you can call me a addict. snowboarding or skiing is like a drug once you have done it its hard to stop!

British Columbia, Canada the Fraser river salmon and sturgeon 6 foot, 100+ pound, white sturgeon, and for salmon 47 pound Chinook, or "king salmon" i love fishing the Fraser river it is so much fun and it has possably the best freshwater salmon or sturgeon fishing in the world!

i love hockey! i played for 1 year before braking my leg playing goalie, i played when i was 7 also so i cant really remember a hole lot, i know we came 2nd in my town out of 14 teams i broke my leg near the end of the season so i couldent play in the playoffs :sad: i wish o could start to...

personaly i only fish for salmon living on the west coast of canada we have some of the best salmon fishing in the world! my best salmons were a 47 pound chinook or "king salmon" a 12 pound sockeye salmon (that was great eating) and a 6 foot long Fraser river sturgeon it took me and 1 more...

hi, no mbuna should be kept in anything less then 40 gallons, but a few dwarf cichlids would look really nice in a 20-30 gallon, i would probably go for 3 key holes (my favorite!), 2 bolivian rams, and maybe a a school of harlequin rasboras maybe 6-8 of them, enless personaly i think that would...

to be honest the fish should be ok, my friend has much more wacky arrangement of fish then you do the fish should be fine! i mean he has african cichlids with a green severum, walking catfish, angel fish, drangon fish, red finned sharks, clown loaches, a pictus cat, cory cats, and also with...

i dident mean keeping 2 males together, i meant 1 male and 1 female, and really a 20 gallon! i have been doing research in the last 10 or 20 minutes and it says a pair of kribs can live in a 10 gallon, any more feedback would be great, my friend also tells me that he has housed a male and female...

hi, i was wondering if a 10 gallon tank is big enough to house 2 or 3 kribs (1 male, 1 female or 1 male, 2 female) i just want a small tank so i can put some kribs in. if this is ok what should i use for the inside, like sand or gravel, heavily planted or just some plants, what else like...

ok thanks, can kribs and a red tailed shark live together along with pearl gouramis, bosemani rainbow fish, and bolivian rams live together? if so thats what i might get! and thanks for the welcome!

hi! im getting an new 55 gallon tank with in the next week ans i was wondering what you guys think i should stock it with. i was thinking something along the lines of cichlids but i don't want agressive fish, but i know i want kribs if their is anything that is colourful and is a moderate size...

i was wondering if a 10 us gallon tank is big enough for breeding angels? i was wondering if this is ok becuase i have a frend that wants to give me a free breeding pair of angels, and i really want them. so yeah thats what i was wondering, thanks

hi everyone i am new to these forums... (oviously) and would like to say hi, like i said i am new to the forums but i have some knowledge with fishkeeping and i will try to do my best to help and i will also ask. i have a 55 us gal tank with 3 angel fish, 4 ottos, 3 pearl gouramis (1 male 2...