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

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thanks for the compliment!!! i have a lot of other tanks, and a lot of other fish that i love. but this tank was pretty much my first one, and i don't think i could ever change it. i have a Tanganyikan tank too i gotta get some pictures of, nothing but white holy rock top to bottom. i just love Africans.
 
orljdmh22;2367876; said:
thanks for the compliment!!! i have a lot of other tanks, and a lot of other fish that i love. but this tank was pretty much my first one, and i don't think i could ever change it. i have a Tanganyikan tank too i gotta get some pictures of, nothing but white holy rock top to bottom. i just love Africans.
i do too.. and i love my africans too... that tank should never be changed.. it is perfect..love to see all your others when you can...good job!!
 
Orljdmh22, a very nice bunch of fish there. (I have very similar tastes, heck I have almost all of those in some tank or another.) How long have you had them in that tank with all the rocks? (And have you had any eye damage occur?)
 
i have had them in that tank with all the rocks for about 2 years now. every once in a while someone will bust some scales on the rocks. but its actually been a fairly mellow tank. the only issue i ever had was the first C. Caeruleus i ever owned must have freaked one day while i was at work and knocked a piece of slate onto himself right behind the gills. he was dead when i got home, it was my fault though - the slate was in a bad spot and not wedged in well. but other than that its been great.
 
Guess its my turn to show some of my stuff.....Some of my fish were completely un-cooperative tonight so I will only post part of my stock.

F1 Tropheus sp Molrio

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F1 Tropheus Duboisi Kigoma

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WC Altolamprologus Compressiceps Karago (Orange morph)

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F1 Altolamprologus Compressiceps Firefin

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F1 Eretmodus sp. Cyanostictus Kigoma Red

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F1 Julidochromis marlieri Breeding Pair

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More shots available when they all decide to cooperate!
 
orljdmh22;2368879; said:
i have had them in that tank with all the rocks for about 2 years now. every once in a while someone will bust some scales on the rocks. but its actually been a fairly mellow tank. the only issue i ever had was the first C. Caeruleus i ever owned must have freaked one day while i was at work and knocked a piece of slate onto himself right behind the gills. he was dead when i got home, it was my fault though - the slate was in a bad spot and not wedged in well. but other than that its been great.


That is a really good record. Heck I lost 1 fish from wedging himself into a rock, then I have had 3 hurt there eyes. (1 eventually blinded both his eyes.)

BTW, while on Monsterfishkeepers I am doing a measurement at NIST that has never been done in the world. (Well at least on a STM).
 
mahemaheman85;2370131; said:
those Tropheus Duboisi Kigoma are sweet
i thought the same thoughts when i saw them... all are beautiful but those took my breath away... wow..
 
bikim420_2005;2370710; said:
some of my africans, at least i think they are all africans.
wonderful collection... you have some jewels in the mix...but all the africans are awesome.. :D