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The lighting makes it quite difficult. Look at Brichardi Cichlid on a Google Image search and see if that has any resemblance to your little guy. If at all possible a better picture would make it a little easier.

I used to use the same as the 2 above, but have since went back to 1 10,000K daylight and 6,500K Grow light. The blue gives a good shimmer to the fish but color just wasn't natural, If you looking to bring out color in a under developed fish then i suppose that is the right choice. But its on...

They do eat small particles of fish food but it may be difficult to get enough food for them crushed into small enough particles, the tiny hairs used to sift the water are so small they are practicably invisible to the naked eye. They are pretty self sufficient and eat consistently. I would say...

Alright to make this simple i will discuss just how clams eat. Clams, like oysters, have no eyes, ears, or noses, so they cannot see, hear, or smell. But they do have a large number of feelers, or tiny hairy projections on their gills. When the clam’s shell is open, these hairs fan the water...

I've had a clam for a little while now and I was not told I had to spot feed them, I really don't even know how I would since I havnt seen him open any wider than in these pictures. He hides down in the substrate and then comes back up all the time I think they do fine just sifting water.

Looks exactly like my female. Definitely a female :)

I tested the PH of the water they came in and it was 6.2 so I thought I needed to get it as close to that as possible.. They are less than 1/2 an inch which made me think they were born in the low ph water also.

Ive been hesitating setting up the tank because I'm planning on using market pantry water bottles since they have a ph of about 6.4 I want to make sure that's a good thing to do or if I should just lower my tap water from 7.6 using natural ways..

Ya the tank I'm setting up for them had alot of plants and a few caves for hiding places. Do u use a different water to give them a lower ph or do u use other ways to lower the ph?

My 3 babies are always hiding also they rarely come out. I think it's normal until they get a little older or feel more comfortable in a place. Also I have 1 question.. What water do you keep your Apistogrammas in do u you a special purified water to give them a low ph or what do u do to keep...

I'm about to breed some kribs is there anything special I need to know? And I would love to see some of your pictures.

No one knows anything?

Ive heard alot of people say they have a hard time keeping rams but I really don't think we've done anything different.. Our male and female actually went through the tank being cycled with them in there and they even did fine though that. I Feed them new life spectrum flakes twice a day and...

We just bought 3 baby Apistogramma Bitaeniata's at an action this past weekend. I've been doing a little research on them, but would love to know anything from you guys about them. We bought market pantry purified water for them because when I tested the ph of that water it was 6.4. I know...

These are pictures of our male and female rams. They are one of my favorites.

No he's just not trying to eat at all, all of a sudden. he's not even coming near the food he's even swimming away from the syringe of bloodworms when he would usually fight for the bloodworms. I don't really notice him acting much different other than of course not eating and being aggressive...

So the past 3 or 4 days my angel hasn't been eating:( he hasn't eaten anything I've tried the flakes he usually eats the aqueon flakes I've tried new life spectrum flakes and pellets also he usually attacks the syringe of bloodworms when I'm feeding my eel and frog and he want even come near it...

Thank you so much! They are my favorites and extremely entertaining!!

Most colorful/My favorite is our Kyoga Flame Back and most outgoing is our zebra Obliquidens.

Love all the Angels! They are one of my favorite fish:) here's our black lace veil angel

Our mostly Malawi tank :)

These are pictures from today, the Colors showing now are more greenish than anything. Another reason I dont think its the blue ahli. Any help on identifying this cichlid would be great!

Thanks we do love him so much he's really neat to watch! After I defrost the bloodworms I add a little of their water to it and just suck them up with like a medicine dropper type syringe and he slowly takes them out I put it pretty much right in front of his face and squirt some on the ground...

I've heard and read they will only get to about 6 inches, we have ours in a 38 now with many other fish and they are all doing great! I'm not sure about the pellets I've never fed them to mine and I'm not even sure if he eats left over fish flakes that sink to the bottom, I feed mine blood...