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Ok thanks! What if I just remove the male? The female probably won't kill the other fish, she would be busy keeping the babies together right?

That's definitely a kenyi! It's a female unless it's a juvenile...they are more agressive than the electric yellows but if there are bumblebees already in your tank the kenyi should be fine

Oh also the mbunas are NOT extremely aggressive like the usual

Hey everyone I have a pair of kribensis that either just bred, or are going to very soon! Im worried about my other fish being killed and even possibly the male. Which krib should I remove when spawning occurs and how soon after spawning? An if I remove the female with the pit she spawned in...

Thanks so much guys! I didn't see this until now!

They are mbuna. Thanks a lot!

I've been doing some research and i think they could be elongatus chewere Tell me if I'm wrong

Thanks for the response guys! I know for sure it's not a kenyi although it does look a little like them, I've had the kenyi before so I'd know if it were that, plus he had those in a different tank... I was leaning towards the elongatus but I'm just not sure because I don't feel like that was...

Ey everyone I bought some cichlids the other day but I forgot the name!! I know it started with p. ( guessing that's pseudotropheus) here are the pics

Only some of mine had black on their fins, it was about 50/50

Oh forgot to mention they are cichlids! But I also have guppies,

Praying mantises are my favorite things ever! I used to raise them from egg sacks! Don't kill them! ;) lol but thanks for the useful advice tho!

Ok thanks so much!

Ok cool! But there are no dangers if parasites or bacteria?

Hey everyone! I was wondering if it dangerous to feed your fish mosquito larva that are living in a rain barrel? And what kinds of insect and things, aquatic or not, are good food? I usually just give them bloodworms or brine shrimp but just wanted to ask