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Today is the first day that i have noticed that my birchardi had fry. There about 30 of them i am soooo excited!!!!! Posted video here. Check out this video on YouTube: http://youtu.be/LFWv_Gqf0p8

Hello EVERYONE! Just thought i would pop my head in. So about 3 weeks ago i added a 3 in bushardi to my tank. Everything was fine but it seems him and another smaller bushardi in my tank are on a hunt to kill everything in the tank? Paired? Or is he just an *******?

Hey everybuddy! Well I am new to the salt water forums. I have a 20gallon long tank made by truvu. It is currently a tangynikan tank with crush coral substrate. Now I am new and do not know anything about salt water. What equipment do I need and how do I start the cycle?

Lol I was hoping to figure out what it is so I can get a couple I know it's from lake tangynika it was in this aquarium I saw. It is truly a beautiful fish.

Can anybuddy ID please?

Yes I did it I finally got one. A ventralis! I also got a lelupi but HAVNT gotten a pick of him yet. But here is the ventralis

Hey these guys caught my eye any info?

How long does it take for a Neolamprologus Bushardi to grow to full length?

Want to buy gold occies!!!!!!!!!! Let me know!

THEY ARE AMAZING IM TELLING YOU LOOK INTo it. I was also thinking about adding maybe a couple bushardi or ventralis to fill the bid shape since they stay on the bottom and its said that if u feed em brine shrimp 6 will turn into 30 in nooooo time! Mine should be here Saturday they will be...

Check out Lamprologus ocellatus gold u could have a pretty sick colony going and are vary rare I have been looking for them for years and the one time I found them I was doing South Americans but finally found a guy to get me wild caught I am going to do my 55 a huge colony and using my twenty...

Thanks I will give it a shot :-)

Has anybuddy used aquabids.com? They have some F1 gold occies that I want

WYite your awesome!!!!

The info I got Howdy. A 20 gallon long is fine for a mated pair of any of the small to mid-sized Neolamprologus species, such as your brichardi, buescheri, or caudopunk, or for a mated pair of Julidochromis. These are substrate spawners that form solid breeding pairs, unlike Lake Malawi mbuna...