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Hi Guys this is a picture of my Placidochromis Phenochilus from the Tanzanian Part of the lake. He is a Young Male and eventually the white spots shall over take his full body, I cannot wait to see him fully coloured and fully grown at present he is about 5ins I belive they grow to about 10ins

TOp fish looks like an Astotilapia species 44 or Astotilapia Obliquiden, Versy simliar fish, I belive the only differnce from what i rememebr is the species 44 has lots more red in its fins. they are Victorian

Hehe Nice one cichlidmaster What kinda fish ae we talking about?? I know that when I wanted to spawn one of my Mbuna speices real badly I used to do a big water change on my tank, Then I used to fill it up but i used to make sure the new water going in was a few degrees colder than what was...

http://www.cichlidae.com/gallery/Altolampr...gus/calvus.html How about this one The Calvus A Tangy fish

Not sure on Ps species BUt one you might wanna check out is Cynotiliapia Afra they are readiliy avaliable and are pretty peaceful compared to other Mbunas, But I wuoldnt reccommend the dwarf Afra, I have the Afra lupingu and he was quite aggeessive for his size :huh:

LOL God bless google I too found this furm via Google hehe :) yea and I am new here too :unsure: :thumbs:

Hi guys I have a 3ft X 15ins X 15ins tank (sorry dont know how many gallons) I wanted to set it up with a trio of bettas and maybe 2 trios of gouramis, I was thinking about using a Fluval 2 as not to disturb the top of the tank incase they started to breed (hey I not intereted in breeding them...

Hmm I dont use backdrops i paint the backs of all my tanks with, Emulsion paint, works great and it dont fll off and stuff like backdrops used to do :rolleyes:

I would never reccommend anyone Strippig brooding fish, The way I have always done it is.. Put her in a holding tank by herself and then use some roof slate or flat rock, make very small caves, ie a pice of roofing slate on top of anothe piece the object is to create a space so small that the...

THe Picture entitled "blue african" , I am 99% sure this is a male Labidchromis Textilus, I wouldnt say it was Pseudotropheus estherae Like suggested for the reason bieng the head of the Pseudotropheus estherae Is more rounded kinda like a Ps, Zebra. The pic entitled Brown african Looks like a...