Corys (most anyway) are pretty easy to breed really. I have had continual sucess simply by doing a large water change, and then topping up with cooler water. Of course, they do like to be well fed first, but if they are, the water change does the rest. As the previous poster stated this simulates […]

Author Message baznice Guest Posted: Tue Jan 18, 2005 1:30 pm    Post subject: corys and eggeating Do Corys eat other fishes eggs? zeebeedee artemiaJoined: 16 Mar 2004Posts: 5 Posted: Sun Jan 30, 2005 5:40 am    Post subject: egg eating I think most fish do when they find them._________________ boing!   You can post new topics […]

Author Message stinkyfinger artemiaJoined: 25 Jan 2004Posts: 5 Posted: Sun Jan 25, 2004 3:31 am    Post subject: Lamprologus leleupi How do you sex these. I want to buy some, but am worried i’ll note get a pair SF Guest Posted: Sun Jan 25, 2004 3:33 am    Post subject: tricky This is very hard to do. […]

rainbowfish in Malawi tanks Author Message timothy1166 artemiaJoined: 13 Mar 2004Posts: 5 Posted: Wed Nov 17, 2004 5:15 am    Post subject: rainbowfish in Malawi tanks Is it true you can keep rainbows in there with them. I know the waters fine, but will the rainbows get bullied? Which rainbows can go with which cichlids? thanks […]

I was looking around for information on my Killifish that I just bought and it looks just like your image #6. The pet shop said it was a “Green …something.. Killifish.” So, I thought it might be this latin name, Aphysemion Viridis, that is found on this link here: http://www.webcityof.com/miff1007.htm#Aphyosemionviridis However, the detailes of the […]

hello fish fans I am a brand new keeper, who set up a tank yesterday with 6 neon tetras in it. Now I have read that cardinal tetras are more difficult, but I would still like to try them. Is there a problem keeping cardinal tetras with neon tetras? I don’t want them to fight. […]

Hi Pan, don’t rush into anything! The fact is there are many different types of algae, and many different types of pleco, and you can not really say for sure that a ‘pleco’ will eat your algae. Firtsly algae. Algae can be caused by too much light, too many nutrients dissolved in the water, but […]

Author Message me Guest Posted: Mon Jan 19, 2004 2:18 am    Post subject: neons and black tetras whats the hardest water in which you can spawn neon tetras. Do you really need soft water?   You cannot post new topics in this forum You cannot reply to topics in this forum You cannot edit your […]

I’m trying to devise a biotope aquarium featuring African ciclids (not great lakes cichlids though) – maybe Pseudocrenilabrus nicholsi, a couple elephant nosed fish and some barbs. The whole thing will be full of anubias, bogwood, and maybe lillies. So what barbs are appropriate. I’m having trouble finding species, but I can order some. Can […]

Author Message naz Guest Posted: Wed Mar 03, 2004 1:22 pm    Post subject: Barbus camptacanthus Hi all, ok, i’ve decided to skip tiger barbs, I would prefer an African variety to go with my kribs. What are Barbus camptacanthus like? Are they as aggressive? Are they even available? Thanks naz   You cannot post new […]

Hi Trevor, they are such a lovely fish, but you were right to ask about pros and cons. Pros: they will recognize you; feed from the hand, act like a ‘proper’ pet Cons: they’ll eat all your plants! Also the lovely striped yound in pet shops loose those nice stripes! I have kept severums for […]

Author Message DonW Guest Posted: Sun Feb 22, 2004 3:21 am    Post subject: Keeping Discus Can anyone tell me whether my aquarium is suitable for discus? I have a 55g long with 7 angel fish, clown loaches, pleco, plus a multitude of tetras. Is this too busy for discus? Thank you so much Donald Walker […]

N. guentheri & A. nigrinnis Author Message freccle paramoeciumJoined: 11 Aug 2005Posts: 2 Posted: Thu Aug 11, 2005 2:53 pm    Post subject: N. guentheri & A. nigrinnis I have a “divided” tank with Nothobranchius guentheri in one side and austrolebias nigrinnis in the other side. Somehow though, the nigrinnis females seem to keep getting through. […]

Corys (most anyway) are pretty easy to breed really. I have had continual sucess simply by doing a large water change, and then topping up with cooler water. Of course, they do like to be well fed first, but if they are, the water change does the rest. As the previous poster stated this simulates […]