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If you're preparing a tank, why not place angels, beta, tetra, cories into it once cycled.. just a suggestion. You could make that tank more wet up for them and your cories. (those guys need special requirements too and may be the first to go when FH or JD get testy or hungry)

oops wrong pic, that's JD

sold as chrysonatus, has been brown last 4 mo.s or so. I added a couple new fish and now this shiny midnight blue

He's around 2.5-3 in. now. Thought was male, but starting to get some coloration on jaw

here's one of my jd and jewel http://s925.photobucket.com/albums/ad92/haleybeth30/?action=view&current=20131027_230334-1_zps48e921a2.jpg

nice tank

thanks y'all

sorry closest pic I could get

aulanocara maylandia? http://s925.photobucket.com/albums/ad92/haleybeth30/?action=view&current=20131025_003505_zps3e16dd5f.jpg

I meant xtra protein..

the pellet is considered high protein, right? 50 something percent, so with a pellet they're getting the protein along with other nutritional requirements..

I appreciate the advice, thanks. Ich is a parasite, so I assume it could come from bloodworms, but not sure

I got frozen mysys shrimp cubes for my SA/CA cichlids. I've never fed protein to my peacocks and yellow lab. Could I also give them some? If so, how often? If it's ok should I not feed the next day? Thanks!

Yes, I have a JD, Oscar, 4 sevs, a FM, convict pair, jewel, (all juvies except one sev) and 7 peacocks/ haps. For them I have a 125g, a 75g, a 55g, and 30g. Fiance' and I working on a 220g build.. Any other ?s.. It's a matter of providing the best care possible for your pets, the difference...

I've never kept any of the fish above, except for cichlids, just know what I've read.. parameter and aggression was it's not supposed to work, but could.. to each their own.. it's just not a risk I'd be willing to take

I'm with fishboy on this one

what's tank size? rivers2k right, the jack m or f will eventually be a problem with the angels I'm afraid

It's really hard to tell, pics are kind of dark. As mentioned females have blotches of blue on gill plates and lower face, with males it's speckles/dots and they have more all over. Another way to tell is dorsal fin longer, pointier but that way not as reliable

very pretty

looks good, love the flamebacks

yes you did, that looks great!

a spider? =)

I don't think that ID is right either... =( That fish is all orange on the body and mine is orange up top only. He's got sea green coloring starting on jaw line, looks like bottom part of head will be green and top blue. The coloring on dorsal tipped in yellowish, then white, then black...

I finally got it! He's not a vc 10. He's a Placidochromis Mbamba or Electra "Superior" ..was driving me nuts =)