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Very cool Jay, let us know how they grow up!

Ill join the club, I fail quite a bit. It usually takes me a few tries (sometimes years) before I can breed a fish with great success. Mine didn't do anything until I put them into a 180g 6 ft tank, although a friend had his do it in a 6ft 120g.

Congrats on the spawn! Those fish sure are lookers!

the spots are larger than ambiancus, they are really big spots.

Hello folks, I was given a group of these cories a while back and i thought i would get around to identifying to them. I think they are C. Agassizii but im not 100% sure. Maybe someone can chime in. Thanks

ooh i got store credit at pisces, maybe its time to go stroll throught my local stores.

perfect, thanks for the help. now time for me to go find a few more. Anyone breeding these on AA or is it best to try my luck at the stores?

Hey Folks, A while back I was given a group of cories, and I've finally gotten around to taking pictures in the hope of getting it identified. So below is the picture of the group, any help will be greatly appreciated.

Burnco rock products. a lot of the time, if you tell them you need samples for your aquarium or scrap pieces they let you have them for free...

I have seen this floating around the web a few times and get a kick out of it every single time.

Hey Justin, how's this tank looking nowadays? I would love to see an update. thanks Vince

does the tank fit down the stairs?

these shots are absolutely stunning rick, thank you for sharing them.

very cool, are you breeding these?

Very Cool!! Congrats on the spawn!!!

Hey Dana, congrats on the galaxy fry!! can we see a pic of the tank. im thinking about trying to breed mine!!

Congrats on the first spawn!! Once they start, they usually don't stop. I remember seeing these at your place, quite the impressive fish!

Hey Folks, Just thought I would use this to track what breeding projects I have on the go. If there is anything you can offer advise or are interested in, please let me know. As of right meow, Cichlids Geophagus Altifrons Cryptoheros Nanolueteus F1 Red Spot Angels Catfish Corydoras Sterbai Corydoras Metae Corydoras Napoensis Rineloricaria Parva Farlowella Vittata Rainbowfish Melanotaenia trifasciata "Goyder River" Melanotaenia sp. red laser "Wapoga" Melanotaenia affinis "Pagwi" Melanotaenia maccullochi "Skull Creek" Chilatherina sp. "Upper Tor River" Chilatherina bleheri Chilatherina Alleni "Wapoga" Glossolepis multisquamata "Pagai Village" Livebearers Celebes Halfbeaks Ill add more as I get more going!! Please Pm is your interested in anyting up and coming.

+1

Have you tried snails? Even though they can considered pests, Malaysian trumpet snails will eat algeas and left over foods while not adding to the overall bioload

congrats!!

I may just wait till the young are free swimming and move the tube then, maybe while the male is out foraging. Maybe I'll update once I make my decision.

I have finally gotten back into the shrimp thing!! My brother is in the process of moving, and while tearing down his tank we discovered and thriving community of red cherry shrimps living in his plants. Since he was tearing down his tank, I decided to catch as many as I could and put them into my fry tank.Things were going really well until I got peacock gudgeons on Sunday. Don't get me wrong, the peacock gudgeons went into a different tank, they arent fry after all! Or so I thought, on Monday they decided to breed. With this species, the male raises the eggs/young, which means I have to move him, his cave and his eggs as a package into a fry tank... and the only fry tank I own has shrimp in it now!! Here is my question to you invert folks, do you thinks its safe to put the two species together. His mouth is very small!!

Wow Jay! Those fish look awesome!! Are they wild caughts or tank bred? Thanks for sharing the pics!

lol selling the pelt before you shoot the bear? holding eggs is the first step of many before you can rehome fry. Congrats on the spawn.