Becca
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Of outgoing west-African cichlids with cute faces and funny personalities. They have deep red-purple bellies, gold fringes to dorsal and caudal fins, and striking spots and stripes.
These are a hardy fish that survive most anything and will spawn most anywhere. I'm pretty sure if you put them on a leash and took them for a walk, you'd have babies by the end of the walk. That said, those statements have not been evaluated by PETA and it's entirely possible that, upon reading them, a PETA representative will skin me and wear me as a coat.
These are fun fish and they don't need a big tank. They spawn very readily and will happily escort their fry cloud around the tank and show them off. They are excellent parents and eagerly push around fish 3x their size if they want to move their fry. You want a show? Throw in a new era grazer - you'll have two adults and a cloud of fry nibbling away, while an entire tank of large fish waits on the wings looking sad and hungry. They've spawned multiple times in our 150 gallon which has larger cichlids and about 100 extra large Raphael cats.
If you haven't guessed it, they're Kribensis, but if I'd put that in the title, you never would've read this post!
Make me an offer, odds are, I won't turn you down... After all, I only have about 8 million fry growing out in the 150.
These are a hardy fish that survive most anything and will spawn most anywhere. I'm pretty sure if you put them on a leash and took them for a walk, you'd have babies by the end of the walk. That said, those statements have not been evaluated by PETA and it's entirely possible that, upon reading them, a PETA representative will skin me and wear me as a coat.
These are fun fish and they don't need a big tank. They spawn very readily and will happily escort their fry cloud around the tank and show them off. They are excellent parents and eagerly push around fish 3x their size if they want to move their fry. You want a show? Throw in a new era grazer - you'll have two adults and a cloud of fry nibbling away, while an entire tank of large fish waits on the wings looking sad and hungry. They've spawned multiple times in our 150 gallon which has larger cichlids and about 100 extra large Raphael cats.
If you haven't guessed it, they're Kribensis, but if I'd put that in the title, you never would've read this post!
Make me an offer, odds are, I won't turn you down... After all, I only have about 8 million fry growing out in the 150.
