aequidens

This is their second spawn. The first were eaten by dithers. This time around, the spawn is larger and the parents killed the dithers. Sent from my VS985 4G using MonsterAquariaNetwork App

I picked up this pair from Rapps a few months back. They spawned for the second time on Monday. Unfortunately, I can't remove the wood that the eggs are on and I can't remove the tankmates. I hope to be able to remove some fry if the pair do a good enough job of protecting the eggs.

Like the title says, I am interested in ideas for dithers to go with a large pair of Aequidens Diadema. I have tried both rosy barbs and columbian blue tetras... both were consumed over a few nights when the lights were out. I am interested in suggestions other than silver dollars and buenos...

I picked up this pair from Rapps just this week. Today I found them guarding eggs. Should I leave the eggs with the parents until they hatch and then relocate the eggs to a breeder tank? Or should I relocate the eggs now? There are other cichlids and plecos in the tank with this pair.

looking for these for a good buddy. Anyone in the club breeding them?

This is a half-hearted atempt. Rapps has them but unless there is a group buy I'm not ging to do. Really just interested to see if someone local has them.

Well, here's an update on the Aequidens tetramarus I purchased at the last meeting. They spawned and successfully watched their eggs for a number of days. I saw virtually no fungus or white (infertile) eggs. Yesterday they moved the eggs (now wriggers) to a pit in the back of the tank with...