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Correction: my male looked a lot like the one directly above of my post.

I purchased 3 about 9 months ago at an inch. Got the 2 females up to 4 inches and male up to 5 inches. Just recently sold them back to my LFS though. I've heard people have trouble with keeping them alive at such a young age, which made me nervous when I purchased them, but thankfully I didn't...

They've grown to about an inch now to about 4 or 5 inches.

Just this picture that's like 2 or 3 months old when I had them in my 55. Now I have them in a 90.

Ok. Thanks! Lots more opaque ones than white. Hopefully I have some luck. From everything I've read EBJD's are very hard to breed with success.

Ok so my female EBJD just laid a whole bunch of eggs yesterday. Isn't there a way to tell which eggs are good and which are bad? I have a whole bunch of opaque looking eggs and probably like 50 to 75 white ones.

Still no help. Thinking between a 90 gallon now and a 120 gallon. Anything?

I have some electric blue jack Dempsey's. Really awesome looking cichlids and kinda expensive. Well expensive to me. Probably chump change to you.

Compatibility. Not comparability. Stupid auto correct.

I currently have 3, 3 inch EBJD's and a 4 inch royal pleco in a 55 gallon. I plan on selling one of my EBJD's soon and was thinking about replacing him with an L14 goldie pleco. First, would there be any comparability issues with the trio of Goldie, royal, and my 2 EBJD's? Second, I've started...

Yes both the male and female watch over the eggs.

I just jumped into this whole aquarium thing so I'm new to it all. My fiancés uncle really got me into it (thanks for the expensive hobby idea...). I have a 29 gallon set up and ready to go. I will probably put a convict in it because I heard they are great cichlids for starters. I also have a...