neolamprologus

Anyone have them?

Group of 3, 1 pair and a 2nd female. Have never bred but need to go, much too aggressive for my commuity tank. Great for a smaller speices tank. $30 obo. Will trade for long finned albino plecos. I'm in Balto and would like them out asap. Drop me a line. Thx Joe

...now tell me how not to kill them! (my only experience with substrate spawners is altolamprologus calvus, which are just easy all around....) It was a group of four about 1-1.25" (maybe 1.5" at the MAX). I'm assuming these will pair off and kill the other two unless I separate them when I...

Looking for some Tanganykians, juveniles (or whatever): cyprichromis leptosoma quantity 5 to 7 Neolamprologus leleupi quantity 5 to 7 I am in Olney MD, not too far from where the club meets, I could pick them up at the next meeting if sooner does not work. Thanks in advance, Mark

Are the eggs of neolamprologus brichardii an opaque white? Is it common for them to lay eggs on the roof of a clay pot? Will one of the mating pair tend the eggs, looking like its kissing or cleaning them? I ask because I have two N. brichardii in my 20 long that I picked up at Aquafest, and...

Hi there, I am looking for a group of Neolamprologus Brichardi. I am looking for a colony like 5? what's a good number to start? I am looking to either buy it or trade with multies. I have colony of multies, will be setting up webcam for viewing if needed thank you P

I have two Gold Neo. Sexfasciatus for sale. I bought them recently and really like them. I've decided to keep a frontosa only tank so i need to part with them. they have great color and tend to be pretty hard to find around here. selling the pair for $30. They are roughly 4-5 inches. Don't know...

I have 7 of these guys available.... 1 to 1.25 inch. 55 for the group. I'm 10 min from bwi

Hi, For those who has Tanganyikan tank, I have four Neolamprologus brichardi,very healthy, and about 2 years old. They are vey beautiful, but my tank is too small for them now. Make me an offer if you are interested. --Tom

I bought this pair at the last PVAS auction. I looked in the tank the other day and spotted the usual swarm of fry around the parents. Meanwhile, the Metriachima herteropictus female has been holding eggs for almost two weeks. She ought to be ready to release them soon.