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Spencer's prices are not too bad compared to any LFS I've been to. And shipping through him is way cheaper than any other place I've ordered from, but if you're still worried then do a group order and split the shipping up.What are you looking for? It might help to do a wanted ad and see if someone has what you want.

Congrats!! Mine ate 0.5 mm for the first few weeks,they grow like weeds for the first year!!

Are you keeping only cyp fry in this tank? If so I wouldn't seperate them. My fry did a lot better when there were lots of them together (50+). They school in the thousands in the wild so that's how they're most comfortable.

If you shine a flashlight on the side shell in the dark, you might be able to see some fry movement inside the shell. They're pretty tiny fry!! The female will start coming out for a quick bite of food at feeding time once the fry start moving around. Also a word of caution: careful where you put your hands when you're doing a water change or rearranging inside the tank, if you get too close to the shell your hand will get attacked!!

Wow, I don't know how you guys keep up with that many tanks!!! I've found a pretty good balance at 5!! (440 G)

IMO it's not worth the hassle. Choose a good quality food and your fish will get all the nutrition they need. If you end up getting some julies the comps will eat some of their fry.

What's the footprint of the tank? (3 or 4'?) Frontosa are awsome, but unless you have a 6'+ tank I'd stay away from mixing them with smaller fish. You'll regret it. The tretocephalus would be a much better addition to your tank than a front. A small group of cyprichromis would be a great substitute for the danios if you're going for a tang community. A personal must for a tang tank though is a group of synodontis luccipinnis, they add a lot of life and character to the tank.

There are also many threads on treating your front that floats on cyphos.com. It's an excellent site for frontosa lovers:)

Looking good!! Whats the collection point?

I think you should give (L 75) hemiancistrus sabaji a try. Really cool looking pleco, and from what I've read they produce alot of fry. Currently breeding: Tropheus Moori Kasanga Cyprichromis microlepidotus bulu pt. Callochromis pleurospillus "flame rainbow" Albino Bn pleco Coming soon:) Super red bn pleco L 260 queen arabesque ......

What are you looking for? Fairdeal's right close to you and probably has most of what you need.(And he's a site sponsor)

Can you tell us more about the tank? Size? Tankmates? How long the tanks been running? What your feeding ?

Very cool! How many do you have?

Use photobucket. Copy and paste the URL of the photo (the IMG one). Super easy. Excited to see some pics, they're definitely on my wish list!

I witnessed two mbuna females dancing together, both laid eggs and both females picked them up and tumbled for a few days. I felt a bit awkward watching

This is a myth. Many new mothers will swallow eggs, it just takes a couple tries sometimes to get the hang of it. Certain species of fish do not pick up fry once released (or stripped), but peacocks are excellent holders and will pick up thier fry if they escape (or mechanically escape:))

The picture of your L32 don't look like the same as the picture of the L32 on Planet Catfish. Are yours just juvenile fish vs. adult fish on PC?

If you let her hold to term and spit in the tank she will probably hold just over 30 days. most troph keepers will strip around 21 days and put the fry in a 10g ect(if they want to keep as many fry as possible), the fry will be free swimming but still have a little egg sack still remaining. congrats on the fry:)

Very nice pics. I really like your first pic, this is obviously not his first time being in a photo shoot!

Thanks for the compliments!! They're starting to show more color every day since I got them! The males and one female are all pushing 5"!!!

Here's a pic of my new cyps, I'll add more as they settle in. ( I've had them for a week now) http://i1249.photobucket.com/albums/hh517/sheppner/CEC21F4C-AEE7-4B80-A723-66821FEEE741-1661-0000043D7BB4B7B0.jpg Thanks for looking, Sheldon

Yeah!!! That's better!! Shellies are so full of character, they're a great addition to any sized tank!!

Its really hard to understand.....

It looks like you could!! Nice job! So what does the stock list look like for the 60?

You should grab Jay's queen arabesque plecos!! They're very pretty!!!