Show Us The Different Species of African Rift Lake Cichlids..

[Pred-Finatic]

Neolamprologus.boulenjeri

 

[tlindsey]

Neolamprologus.boulenjeri

Beautiful shots

 

[Red Devil]

wow great collection and great photos

 

[Red Devil]

Sharing few photos from my African Dwarf Cichlid Tank. Julidochromis and Leleupi .

gorgeous

 

[Pred-Finatic]

New batch of Karilani Island leleupi fry on the way!!!

Video links below

https://www.instagram.com/p/BSPYsFcjcVO/
https://www.instagram.com/p/BSPb9QEjrIh/
https://www.instagram.com/p/BSPcFu4jxL4/
https://www.instagram.com/p/BSPcfcFDnDV/
https://www.instagram.com/p/BSPfGtnDe_i/

 

[cichlidman1972]

my Mbuma tank

55 Gallon

African Mbuma Tank

3 Ice Blue Zebras ( 1 Albino)

3 Yellow Labs

4 Kenyi

1 Snow White socofoli

5 synodontis featherfin catfish

Filteration Etc.

Fake Plants, Red White and Blue Gravel, Lots of driftwood and caves

200w Marineland Neptune Heater

2 Penguin biowheel 200s

1 Rena Filstar xp2

1 maxijet Powerhead

the last two are A pic of my jag at 5-6 inches and a recent pic of my serevum !

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nice tank dude!!

 

[narayanang76]

Sharing my Tanganyika Dwarf Cichlid tank. Juliedochromis and Leleuipis.

 

[narayanang76]

Successful Breeding in my African Dwarf Cichlid tank. I am having Juliedochromis and Leleuipis and the Julies having a successful breeding pair. Somehow am seeing only 1 fry, and I may have accidentally removed some eggs before unknowingly.

I hear that I need to be now more careful with aggression etc, so having a backup tank ready for the pair, will move if any issues observed.

So far the community is fine, except the occasional chasing of anxious visitors, by the proud parents.

Sharing a pic, Fry is within the star, proud parents can be seen just above.. I am unable to take the better pic, parents blocking me as soon as I come near the tank

 

[Wiggie]

Am enjoying my calvus which were purchased from LFS as young tiny juveniles with the intention of keeping for life! They are super slow growers and enjoy shells, caves, are predators and are tanganikans. They have finally started to put a bit of weight on. Weekly large water changes and feeding twice a day has helped. Am presently keeping 2 gold heads and 1 black ink fin

 

[The Morning]

I have always enjoyed white labs even if they are fairly common. I have a nice batch right now that have blue hues on their scales.