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My kribs are my favorite.

Will do. Picked up 6 juveniles. Spent a month researching them but wanted some opinions of coarse as reading and studying about them isn't actual practice. I got rid of my rift lake tank to get them. Really just didn't find the rift lake cichlids terribly interesting.

picked a few up and they are doing very well so far. Staked out a corner on the opposite side of my tank.

Anomalochromis thomasi

Any personal experiences with these? I have been reading a ton about them and was thinking of getting some to put in with my Kribensis breeding pair. I read also that they are difficult to sex so any help or insight into sexing would be awesome.

My kribs

2 to 4 weeks depending on the species and where the fish came from.

I moved them to a species only 20gal. They will be happy and taken care of in there. Thank all of you so much for the info. It was vastly different than what I was told. I will stick to my GBR's from now on for my community.

They are definitely not in with other africans and it is a 40 semi aggressive tank.

I bought these fish under the premise they would be ok in my community tank. Any of you have experience? They attacked my betta and killed a tetra but have since left the rest of my tank alone? They are still juveniles. L. Bachardi is the scientific name

Good luck.

What is your schools size?

The pleco sent that over the edge for sure. They come with a huge bioload as stated above. The dwarf species are much better suited to the smaller tanks.

Hello All. Kind of new to the hobby especially the larger tanks. I have been keeping small tanks under 5g since I was 10 but I recently got my 2 largest tanks being a 30g and a 36g. I like keeping communities and am currently in the process of converting my 10g into a nano tank. Just thought I...

What name brand? I would think temp swings would not be that great for fry. A degree of fluctuation isn't that bad but 4 to 5 degrees is a large swing.

Botia type loaches are the snail eaters you are looking for. I keep them with ghost shrimp and they don't seem to bother them.

Bolivians or Rams will work either way. It will strictly depend on how flashy and colorful you want them to be.

Queen Pleco (L-260) are fantastic small pleco if you can find them and are willing to shell out the cash for them.