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Thanks. Takes more time to clean because everything stands out like a sore thumb but I like it a lot.

Changed my setup to all black

I'm going to go with male. The spangles on its face seem to end half way down. Females have the entire face covered in spangles like the other one pictured does.

Anyone have any idea what this could be? What can be done to treat it?

Does anyone have an idea as to what this is and how to treat it. Thanks in advance.

i am thinking about changing my white crushed coral to black sand and moving my tank location. my plan was to drain the tank, but the african cichlids in a cooler and 5 gallon bucket, remove the old substrate and deco, move the tank, add the black sand, put the deco back in, add the water and...

Definitely a kenyi hybrid. Looks like with a peacock.

They also like watermelon.

LETS TRY THIS AGAIN...... http://youtu.be/fxMBlWIuWRE

Cut the flap to go around the intake nice and tight

Could be mating could be a show of dominance.

What type of food do you feed?

I'll go with male also, spangled only half way down the face.

Mine did the same thing, I got larger floating pellets.

I didnt get it, if it stayed black and white I would Have. Didnt like the adult look.

No I didn't, had no idea what it was. It's cool looking I know that. I'd have to read up on it first.

Can anyone id the black and white fish?

Anything with that horrible hump on the head!!

Why are you changing the cartridge? Is it old? Falling apart?

All males!!

I'm glad that's what it was believe me. I almost started a water change I was so nervous. In 2 years it's the first time they're done it to that extreme. Thanks for the reply.

Last night it stormed for about 5 hours here, thunder, lightning the whole works. I came downstairs to turn my tank lights off and all of the adult fish were barely moving to point where it looked like death. The teenagers as we call them were behaving normally. Even my male auratus and kenyi...

It could be either one, they twitch to show dominance and to attract a mate.

That's the short condensed answer, there is a complete guide in the getting started forum.

Add your seeded material and then feed it with the ace ammonia to 4ppm. Test it with your API kit in 24hrs. Dose it back to 4ppm and test everyday until your filter can remove the entire 4ppm within 24 hrs and nitrites and nitrates are also at acceptable levels, do a water change and treat the...