who is breeding dwarf cichlids at the moment??

Started by pregnant barbie, August 12, 2005, 06:45:17 PM

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pregnant barbie

hey. just wondering who is breeding dwarf cichlids atm as i am setting up a 4 foot and need a few more fish.

thanx

laterdays
 am a private contractor, if u need work done let me know. i can do yard work and small enigne repair. i work for $15 an hour on the books or $10 an hour in the hand.

fishtraderlau

G'day champ,

Dwarf cichlids...where from mate? african lakes/ rivierine/ sth america?
Andrew
-Fishtraderlau
Moura, Qld....

pregnant barbie

i am really not sure but im starting to like blue rams, kribensis and auartus. ive got a few of those together atm just looking for a few more species to add some more colour.

laterdays
 am a private contractor, if u need work done let me know. i can do yard work and small enigne repair. i work for $15 an hour on the books or $10 an hour in the hand.

gingerbeer

Not many people around breeding dwarfs.  A lot of good dwarfs in Sydney ATM.  Makes my mouth water.  I think someone in QLD was breeing nanacara anamola which are a great beginner dwarf to keep and breed.  (My wife loves them)

I would reccomend keeping either south american ( rams, apistos etc.) or african (fribs, lionheads thomasi)  They do not mix well generally and I reckon you will have problems.  

Sorry, don't know what a auartus is so not sure where to put it.  

Oh yeah, my first post on the QLD forum :oops: .

Steve

pregnant barbie

 am a private contractor, if u need work done let me know. i can do yard work and small enigne repair. i work for $15 an hour on the books or $10 an hour in the hand.

gingerbeer

Mate, get rid of the auratus now.  They like high ph as against slightly acid for rams, they get to 20cm long and they are cranky as hell.

They will kill the rest eventually