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these guys had their first batch, no mistakes!

senegal bichir (sold as ornate bichir by petco...grrr....) - oscar - texas, with weird growth near eye -

http://www.cichlid-forum.com/tanks/ click on the "Tank of the Month Winners" - and voila - there's JD's amazing tank! congrats JD. great job on the tank.

sorry about the crappy pix...promise to do better next time. if you look carefully, the tiny fry are visible.

i'm looking for alternatives for having to hatch BBS. has anyone tried this stuff? is the product small enough to be consumed by the newly hatched fry (jewel - hemichromis sp.)? the website - http://www.cyclop-eeze.com/product_info.php lists the size at 800 microns. that's about a millimeter...

for the last three days i've been extremely busy. i didn't have time to do the pwc's over the weekend, or change the diy co2 bottles. so i decided to let the tanks sit in darkness for that period. today when i turned on the lights, i was amazed with the growth on the plants. all the stem...

tank - 29g. mated pair of angels, though they have failed to hatch the eggs, and have eaten them everytime they spawn. recently they are really starting to hate each other. here's a video that i took - (the one on the left is the male)

just wondering if anyone is currently keeping or have kept chromides. i'm guessing e. canarensis (banded chromide) is out of question. but orange chromides (e. maculatus) and green chromides (e. suratensis) are pretty common. i'd also like to know if anyone has kept them in freshwater or mildly...

finally after a lot of fights with my roommates, i managed to eke out space for a 55g tank in the living room. and to top that, yesterday i got a sweet deal on a 55g - tank, iron stand, 2 huge penguin filters (not a big fan, but oh well!), heater, and a sponge background (which was viciously...

http://www.malawicichlidhomepage.com/aquainfo/tank_fish_size.html some excerpts - Tank Length. This is perhaps the most crucial factor in a tank, since it is the dimension which will keep fish as far apart as possible and give them the space to swim and flex their muscles – especially for...

i am interested in observing some cichlid behavior. but after fitting 2 29gs in my living room, i barely have space for a 10g. i'll list the cichlids that are available in my area - bolivian rams (kept before not ver interested) kribs (kept before, not very interested) GBRs convicts...

I recently gave a mated pair of angels to a friend and got two new ones. the bigger one was shy for about a month. but, recently he/she is becoming very aggressive, nipping at the slightly smaller one every now and then. not being content with that, he/she has started to nip at the harlequins...

will one goldfish be ok in a 10g tank? my friend wants to keep one, if possible two, and doesn't have space for a larger tank. TIA for your help.