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Yes thanks for all the advice. I was able to make to wal mart and got some minnow air pumps it was my only option lol. No lfs or anything open it was like 3 in the morning. I live in Az. My cichlids are doing fine. We had a really bad monsoon come through last night. African Cichlids are my drug

I'm experiencing a power outage. Does anyone have any advice on what to do to keep my cichlids alive? I've never had to deal with this. African Cichlids are my drug

Yeah I know that. I keep both my tanks around the same parameters. I test my water consistently. I even bought a little Milwaukee ph/ppm reader pretty nifty. Little expensive but i thought it would be a good investment African Cichlids are my drug

Ok yeah I think I agree with that. I have never used it before as well till now and all my cichlids have thrived well. So I'll stick to what I have always done no salt. African Cichlids are my drug

Oh ok yeah I have two tanks. My lfs said that all all african rift lake cichlids need salt in my main tank i have mainly mbuna. They seem to not mind it i also have one male flavescent in there and he seems to be fine with it I actually cut the recommended dose in half. I have never used salt...

Oh yes i do agree with that. African Cichlids are my drug

He is recovering nicely. Sorry about the crappy pic. African Cichlids are my drug

Ok so I want to know if any of you put aquarium salts in your tank if not why? I know its used for treatment of different ailments. Some say its good for gill function and to enhance color to. We all know that all freshwater has a certain amount of salt content in it. Just want opinions...

Good call on moving her for not eating for 3 weeks and make her weak and the other tank mates could end up bullying her African Cichlids are my drug

She is probably holding don't be to worried when female african cichlids are holding they can go the whole time without eating til they spit the fry just keep an eye on her African Cichlids are my drug

The frayed fins could be a tank mate picking on him. At night. The reason a say this is because I used to have a male auratus who was a serial killer. At night during the day all my cichlids would go about doing normal cichlid habits grazing on algae and what not. And I couldnt figure out who...

Ich for sure whats your tank temp at African Cichlids are my drug

I am not saying I'm right just making an observation and giving my opinion. I don't want to make enemies on here. We all can learn from each other and I respect everyones opinion or advice. Sorry for seeming like I was coming off like an a-hole not my intentions. African Cichlids are my drug

Chewere also look very similar. African Cichlids are my drug

Lol google really. Worst place to get info. Im not gonna argue over a forum. But whatever you say my friend. African Cichlids are my drug

My friend John at kg tropicals has some Mozambique elongatus at his store right now he also sells the demasoni you speak of. African Cichlids are my drug

Youre talking about damasoni not elongatus i l know what the difference is I have been in this hobby for awhile. African Cichlids are my drug

I have a female chewere which is also elongatus and looks familiar to yours however my female is Brown with those blue markings like yours African Cichlids are my drug

Its a female I'm pretty sure. African Cichlids are my drug

I got some info about your cichlid. Its a Mozambique elongatus look it my friend who owns a fish store and specifically African cichlids. You're welcome. African Cichlids are my drug

Yeah my red top is the boss in my tank no matter what i do. I thought it would be my male auratus but no. Sent from my LG-LS980 using Aquarium Advice mobile app

Yep that too took the words out of my mouth I was gonna say usually when there are same species with both sexes they will just mate with each other. However if there isnt then they will cross breed for instance ob peacock has ob zebra in it its a hybrid. Sent from my LG-LS980 using Aquarium...

Its part of the elongatus species. It also depends on which part of lake Malawi its from meaning his genes Sent from my LG-LS980 using Aquarium Advice mobile app

But nvm on the afra its mbuna you want hap or peacock right Sent from my LG-LS980 using Aquarium Advice mobile app