What are you breeding?

[maddog10]

Let's hear about

what you guys are breeding.

I have wild groups of Aulonocara stuartgranti (Chilumba) 1M

5F and Cynotilapia afra (Puulu) 5M 20F

What you got?

[JustRon]

A lot really, but I am

focusing on some polits, discus and synodontis.

[Patrick Kelly]

Peacocks
Ngara
Ngara albino
Ruby red
Albino eureka red

albino cory longfin
p

demasoni
p polit
yellow labs
Copadichromis Trewavasae F0

[dstuer]

Tilapia bythobates (they're

like rabbits)
Ptychochromis oligacanthus
Stomatepia pindu
Have had eggs from

Paretroplus menarambo and nourissati (lamena) but they dissappeared.
Duane
Milwaukee

[maddog10]

Duane,

I am new

to cichlids and didn't recognize any of the fish you listed (I only have Malawi and looked into

some Tangs) so I did some research. The Ptychochromis oligacanthus is endangered and the

Paretroplus menarambo is extinct in the wild. Keep breeding them.

[Big_Kill]

New worlds only for me http://cichlid.ipbhost.com/style_emoticons/<#EMO_DIR#>/smile.gif

Parachromis Motaguense
Cichlasoma Grammodes
Amphilophus Festae
Parachromis Friedricksthalli (Hopefully)

[maddog10]

I may have to start

looking into some New Worlds.
You must like the big predators.

[cichlids]

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class='quotemain'>Let's hear about what you guys are breeding.

I have

wild groups of Aulonocara stuartgranti (Chilumba) 1M 5F and Cynotilapia afra (Puulu) 5M 20F

What you got?</div>


I got a pair of bettas.

Not breeding yet though. lol

[Aqua Beauty]

I'm into

developing new albino peacocks, as I have developed an albino OB Eureka Red Peacock and a albino

Eureka Gold Peacock. The Eureka Gold Peacock 'sparkles' under high light intensity, almost

like a pearlscale angel. The albino OB Eureka Red is an improved form of the albino Eureka Red

Peacock, as it has a darker red body color. I have also developed an absolutely beautiful OB

Peacock line, called 'OB Eureka Red' Peacock. I'm also trying to create an albino

Yellow Lab, which I hope to have within 3-4 months when the fry are old enough to breed. Will see

what happens!

[nandus_nandus]

Crenicichla

proteus
Crenicichla compressiceps

Steatocranus tinanti, Ngara

flametails, N. leleupi

This is a pic of a previous C. compressiceps

spawn.

[maddog10]

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></a></div><div class='quotemain'>Tilapia bythobates (they're like rabbits)
Ptychochromis oligacanthus
Stomatepia pindu
Have had eggs from Paretroplus menarambo

and nourissati (lamena) but they dissappeared.
Duane
Milwaukee</div><!--

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Duane,

Be sure to post what set up you are using and any water

parameters you can provide. It would be helpful for anyone else who is trying to breed these fish.

Maybe someone can provide a little tweaking to help you along also.

[dstuer]

The menarambo and lamena are

housed in a 150 gal, pH 7.5, conductivity about 3000mS, salinity about 1.5 ppthousand, 78'F

filtered by a planted sump and homemade protein skimmer with a 1200GPH pump. They share the tank

with some Geo altifrons and constantly spawning T bythobates, fed with veggie high content

foods.
The Ptychos spawned in a 65 run with the same perameters, except the salinity is a

little higher, (3.5 ppt). This tank is in line with a 100 gal that contains some Geo pell/stein(?)

and Stomatepia pindu.
I know protein skimmers are not supposed to work in fresh water, but

the normal tank turbidity is usually around 0.5 (fairly clear) NTU and the waste water from the

skimmer can get as high as 350NTU(dark green), so I know its getting rid of lots of undesirable

stuff.

[Apexpredator]

I am breeding various

petrochromis right now. Texas Gold, Red Fin Longola, Kasumbe rainbows are my main groups right now

but I hope to add more soon.

[paracyprichromis]

Various species:
Mylochromis melanonotus
Labidochromis caeruleus aka Yellow Lab
Astatotilapia sp.

"Red Tail" aka Haplochromis obliquidens
Astatotilapia latifasciata aka

Haplochromis zebra obliquidens
Pseudotropheus lombardoi aka Kennyi

To name a few.

[maddog10]

If you guys have pics of

the fish be sure to post them so we can all check them out.

[fisher]

blue dolphin, coockoo catfish,

danio, whit clouds, mollies, platties, sword tails, venuztralim, convicts, blue rams, red devils

and trying out on alot of native australian fish such as bass and murray cod, silver perch, things

for damns, give any thing a go really though i am having trouble with keeping any angels i import,

they just breed and die, or just die, or arrive dead. where i get them has nothing to do with it,

but can any one help

[poolshark]

i am breeding

1-neolamprologus leleupi orange
2-neolamprologus marungunsis
3-neolamp meleagris
4-telamatchromis temporalis sp
5-altolamp comp shellies
6-albino eureka reds
7-red

peacocks


am trying to breed (meaning they haven't yet)

1-albino

tiawan reef soon
2-white calvus
3-neolamp buescheri zaire gold
4 neolamp buescheri

kamakonde
5-lamp signatus
6-lamp heilanthus
7-noelamp ocellatus gold
8-

callinchromis macrops
9-callinchromis pleurospilus
10-cyprichromis blue flash
11-

eretmodus cyanosticus
12-neolamp multis
13- albino long fin plecos cant figure out why

they havent

[MsCichlid]

I'm working on

a new batch of
Crenicichla notophtalmus,
Crenicichla sp. Orinoco,


Apistogramma...
Panduro
Eremnopyge
'Sunset'
Harlequin
Bitaeniata
Agassizi
Pretensis
Iniridae

Plus I just got

my first CA, a group of HRP's.

Francine

[jmtrops]

I just pulled fry from my

Gobiocichla ethywenei F0 (I think they are really the G. wonderi). Others I am breeding are;
Teleogramma brichardi F1
Pelvichachromis pulcher nigerian red F0
P. pulcher red form

AS
P. pulcher albino AS
Tilapia snyderae F1
Herotilapia multispinosa orange form

F0
Honduran red point F1
Julidochromis dickfeldi dark blue F1
J. ornatus F1
Chalinochromis popelini F1
Lamprologus nigriventis F1
L. ocellatus gold F1
L.

leleupi orange F1
Gephirochromis moorii F1
Aulonocara eureeka albino
A.

rubrescense
Synodontis petricola F1
Ameca splendens
Xenotoca eiseni
All red

guppy
half black yellow guppy

[lazyreeler]

I have a pair of yellow

labs that I think are trying to breed. Friday I noticed that the female has got a mouthfull of

something and is not eating. Sunday she was being chased by the male a lot and has a small bite in

her tail, so I decided to seperate the female to another tank. I hope I have done the correct

thing. How long will it be untill I see fry?

[Le0]

I currantly have almost

1500g of water in my home.
Aulonocara jacobfreibergi carolinae "Swallowtail"
Aulonocara "OB Peacock"
Aulonocara stuartgranti "Blue Neon" WC (Hia

Reef)
Aulonocara stuartgranti "Mdoka Flametail" WC
Aulonocara jacobfreibergi

"Eureka Red"
Aulonocara Rubin Reds
Nimbochromis livingstonii
Nimbochromis

venustus
Labeotropheus fuelleborni "OB"
Labidochromis caeruleus yellow
Astatotilapia latifasciata Zebra Obliquidens
Sunshine Peacocks Albinos
Cobalt blue

zebra
Orange zebra #5
Each colony has its own tank and each set of spits goes into its

own tank or partition.

[Frank T]

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Note from

moderator - fixed your post but had to remove a few images as there are too many for this one post.

Please check what's missing and reply with them.</div>

add pic links in a reply
immidently after the initial post and the additional posts ans

pictures will automatically be added/merged into the first post. (that bypasses the

"MAX")
may have to wait a few seconds betwene posts bacause of flooding controls.

<div

class='quotetop'>QUOTE(lazyreeler @ Apr 2 2007, 04:16 PM) <a href="index.php?

act=findpost&pid=4450"><{POST_SNAPBACK}></a></div><div class='quotemain'>I have

a pair of yellow labs that I think are trying to breed. Friday I noticed that the female has got a

mouthfull of something and is not eating. Sunday she was being chased by the male a lot and has a

small bite in her tail, so I decided to seperate the female to another tank. I hope I have done

the correct thing. How long will it be untill I see fry?</div>

if she has a mouthfull and not eating, sounds like she is holding.
how long, up to 2

weeks i believe,
would be a good idea to seperate her and best to strip her in guessing.... a

week. (when the fry are loosing their egg sacks.)
been a loooong time since ive bred them, or

any africans.

[Lisachromis]

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class='quotemain'>I am sorry , but i am not sure what you mean. Is it that their a

max of pics or a max of size allowed? Or is it i posted them in a wrong way? I do not want to post

incorectlly</div>

There's a max of 10 images per

post.

As Benz pointed out, you may have to wait a bit between posts to add more.

[Le0]

Thank you. I will remember this

in future http://cichlid.ipbhost.com/style_emoticons/<#EMO_DIR#>/smile.gif

[fisher]

blue dolphins
cuckoo

cats
other native fish for australia
convicts albino, pink and black
venustratus
and red claw crayfish
along with feeders such as sword tail, platties, mollies, etc.

live bearers are great fun for feeding frenzy, especially when you have 50 fish and 200

feeders eating in desperation.
Also a beautiful line of fish is such a joy when you know no

one can adopt your fish strains with delicate waiting as you have done. Ten points to OB

delicacies, how many coulours have seen your fish produce?

[Patrick Kelly]

Also, Please do not

Quote pictures. You are just repeating the same pics and it makes it hard for
anyone with

dial up.

[TanganyikaJoe]

Hi All,
I am

currently in Iraq, lol. But at home I am breeding Wild Cyphotilapia "Moba" Gibberosa

(Frontosa), had a spawn a couple of months before I left, so therefore I have a group of juvies

growing from that spawn, over 3" now. Mom held full term, after lots of practice http://cichlid.ipbhost.com/style_emoticons/<#EMO_DIR#>/biggrin.gif .
Also, I ( by stating "I"

I mean my wife taking care of all the fish while I am away)am breeding Wild Altolamprologus

Compressiceps "Goldhead."

-Joe

[TanganyikaJoe]

Just a little

update, My wife had an eventful day with the fish yesterday.

She woke up to find that

the goldhead comps had fry in the clay burrito
http://i19.photobucket.com/albums/b200/TJCichlid/503894382207_0_BG.jpg

But, unfortunately later in the day, I had a peacock hybrid of

some sorts that I bought on a whim at the lfs while I was home on leave. I don't know why, I

just thought he would be fine seeing it was a 300 gallon. Well, he fought with the mama comp and no

more fry later in the day. During a water change, my wife put the hybrid peacock in a bucket of

tank water. After the change she looked at him and he was already dead? from the fight, maybe?
He was a nice looking guy, but I was relieved because he cause to much ruckuss in the tank.

Ok, now here is the good ending, lol.

For one, now that the comps are breeding

in the burrito, I am sure this will not be the last.
And two....... through all this going on

in the tank, during the water change, my wife found a moba frontosa fy in the parent tank. He looks

to be close to two months out of the females mouth.

Sorry for the blurry pic, my wife

said she coul not get a good picture?
http://i19.photobucket.com/albums/b200/TJCichlid/439077582207_0_BG.jpg

So, needless to say, I am very happy to see my female front has

held full term and released in the parent tank. They have been breeding for about 1 1/2 years, and

I let the females try to hold all times, except once, I was curious and put two eggs in the

tumbler. ONe female held the whole term, like mentioned in my earlier post. http://cichlid.ipbhost.com/style_emoticons/<#EMO_DIR#>/smile.gif

[Lisachromis]

Sorry about the fry, but

most likely they'll spawn again. Congrats on the front fry. Isn't fishkeeping fun? http://cichlid.ipbhost.com/style_emoticons/<#EMO_DIR#>/smile.gif

[TanganyikaJoe]

Thank you,


Oh, I love it http://cichlid.ipbhost.com/style_emoticons/<#EMO_DIR#>/biggrin.gif

[mikeg2929]

Breeding -
Rio

Mongo HRP
P. Managuense
C. Umbriferus
N. Salvini
A. sp. Amarillo

Keeping -
C. Spectabile
A. Labiatus
A. Citrinellum
A. Trimaculatus
P.

Dovii
A. Zaliosus
Heros sp. Rotkeil
P. Loisellei
Port cichlids
Tropheus

duboisi
Syno. Petricola
Geophagus sp. red head tapajos
Geophagus sp. tapajos II
Archocentrus (cryptoheros?) Nanoluteus
Archocentrus (cryptoheros?) Panamensis
Undescribed Geophagus
A. Heckeli
Apistogramma cacatuoides, hongsloi and macmasteri

All in one tank!!! Actually about 30

[Mrfiremouth]

I am breeding

firemouths.
Line breeding for color, Mainly blue and red. Have not got the red to move up

into the body, but am getting incredible bue spangling in the fins and body.

I have a

separate stock(5) of Lac Medina from Rusty Wessel. Am not sure of the Lake name. My memory

stinks;)

Then, I breed lyretail swords(helleri).

I also propagate corals and

keep a large SW system.

[bobrfish]

Perhaps the most recent

spawn is firemouths. I have about six in the tank. One was getting beat up so he was pulled.

Then I noted four fish had formed tag teams. Two on each side of tank. All four would meet in

middle of tank and flare at each other. This is one beautiful sight. Of course one pair had

spawned.

Some of my fish do not breed for me. Patience is over for some adult

Nimbochromis fuscotaeniatus. They are out of here.

[tr6]

mpimbwe frontosa for years,

though i'm thinning down to a WC trio, i used to have 2:15 WC.
moba trio, no live fry.
kitumba trio, no live fry.
placidochromis phenochilus.

[Sam Chicklets]

I am currently

breeding Angels, Green Severum, Geophagus Iporangensis, and Laetacara Dorsigeras. I will be

hopefully breeding Crenicichla Compressiceps in the near future.

[JimH]

Just started working on wild

Peruvian Apistogramma cacatuoides. Have about 3 dozen month old fry now.
Best....
Jim

[JustRon]

A few Malawi, Victorians,

Malagasy, and then some African Catfish, Ancistrus, and a few others, too much really.

[iowa]

I have a 125 gallon African

community tank. Today I took out fry from L. Lileupi, Alto Comp Gold Face and Helianthus.

[Jerry R]

Paracyprichromis

nigripinnis

Also trying to kick start the Enantiopus sp. "Kilesa" into

spawning again. I have about 5 fish that are a year and a half old in with some older adults. The

adults have not spawned for a year and a half.

[Super Turtleman]

I am currently

breeding Demasoni.

[penycat]

Angels going to specialize

in turquoise
plakat bettas
and after the aca 08 convention I'm hoping for a good

batch of flamebacks:)

[OwenL]

Currently, a couple species

of Central Americans, a few tang shellies and unexpectedly my cyprichromis tried to breed. I was so

excited when my ptychochromis oligacanthus bred and produced eggs and even fry! but they ate

them style_emoticons/<#EMO_DIR#>/sad.gif 5 times now!!!!! Does anyone know, when should i

take out the eggs from the main tank? Can i take them out as soon as i see them? or should i wait

a day? I have 2 breeding pairs of Ptycho. Oligs. and both eat their fry/eggs. My orange chromides

bred too but i failed to notice that they had fry while doing my waterchange and vacuumed most of

the fry out style_emoticons/<#EMO_DIR#>/sad.gif i knew they had fry because there were a few leftover from after i

vacuumed style_emoticons/<#EMO_DIR#>/sad.gif

[JanS]

Nothing elaborate in the Cichlid

department here right now. Just some Yellow labs and Kribensis. As an OT, I have a whole group of

Cory's who have been spawning like crazy in our dining room tank all day. style_emoticons/<#EMO_DIR#>/rolleyes.gif

[bobrfish]

latest is blue acara
these guys carved out a small area with a lot of territorial fish about. guess their hormones

are a little stronger than i thought.

[helleborusit]

Currently I'm

breeding:
Opthalmotilapia ventralis Sumbu
Cyprichromis leptosoma Utinta
Lamporlogus multifasciatus
Neolamprologus pulcher
Thorichthys maculipinnis
Melanochromis "maingano"

I'm rearing:
Herichthys labridens Media

Luna
Neolamprologus cylindricus
Nl. leloupi
Placidochromis phoenochilus
Aulonocara "Lwanda"

daniela

[greytlady]

My Keyholes are

currently raising their fry in a community tank (I wasn't even trying to breed them yet).

They are fairly new at it but doing great - almost 2 dozen around 2 weeks old.

[Longstocking]

Too much breeding...

not enough room !

Currently...

Breeding:

Trophues Illangi
Tropheus Lupota
Tropheus Duboisi
Troheus ndole
Trohpeus moliro
Eretmodous

"blue spot"
N. nigriventris
N. brevis
Chalinochromis brichardi
N.

brichardi
L. leleupi
Reganochromis
C. furcifer
Paracyprichromis brieni and

nigripinnis
Spathodus
Julidochromis
and a few others I'm sure I'm

forgetting.

Keeping:

Calvus white
Frontosa moba


Trying

a few pleco's at the moment.... a bit more challenging for me.

[AquaticMadness]

Albino Yellow

Labs are already around for the guest that posted trying to develop a line of them. I have a bunch

of albino yellow labs myself and are part of what I am breeding. I will list the rest of what I am

breeding:

Aul. Albino Rubescenes - colony
Aul. Albino Maleri Island - colony
Aul. Benga Yellow - wild pair
Aul. Chitande Masinje - wild trio
Aul. Ethelwynnae -

pair
Aul. Jac. Albino Eureka Reds - colony
Aul. Jac. Otter Point - wild colony
Aul.

Jac. Eureka Red - trio
Aul. Jac. Undu Reef - wild pair
Aul. Kandeense - wild trio
Aul. Maylandi Sulphurhead - wild 12 year old male died only female left
Aul. OB - just two

females
Aul. Sp. Lwanda - wild trio
Aul. Sp. Stuartgranti Maleri Island - wild trio
Aul. Stuartgranti Albino Flavescant - colony
Aul. Stuartgranti Blue Neon - trio
Aul.

Stuartgranti Maulana Bi-Color 500 - juvie colony
Aul. Stuartgranti Ngara Flametail - wild

colony
Aul. Stuartgranti Chilumba - wild trio
Copad. Borleyi Kadango - wild colony
Copad. Borleyi(unsure of variety) - trio
Copad. Verduyni Dwarf - pair
Hap. Flameback -

pair
Hap. Ruby Green - juvie colony
Labido. Caeruleus - colony
Labido. Caeruleus

(albino) - female
Labido. Caeruleus(white) - trio
Ottopharynx Lithobates Z Rock - F1

trio
Placidochromis Jalo Reef(male died) - F1 two females

265 gallon - Breeding

colony of Moba Frontosa(2m/5f) Wild

40 gallon - 2m/4f SRT Hongi
55 gallon - 2m/2f

Afra Cobue
30 gallon - 1m/2f Lab. Cae. yellow labs
125 gallon - Mated pair of Oscars

hasn't bred yet

[DragonKeeper]

Impressive list of

Africans you have there. Where are you located?

Keeper

[AquaticMadness]

I am located in

central NY and this coming week I will be adding Christmas Fulu to that list.

[Frontlover]

Currently working with a

wild group of Frontosa Mikula and Tropheus Ilangi. Still waiting on my first spawn from the Mikula,

but have a few Ilangi holding style_emoticons/<#EMO_DIR#>/biggrin.gif

[Mrfiremouth]

Welcome to the forum

Frontlover!
I too am a big fam of Frontosas! I would love to see some pics in anew

thread and how you set up their tank!
How blue are they? I would love to set up a really

big tank for these and some other suitable tank mates!

[viejo]

Very limited tankspace

(apartment).

Presently spawning:
HEMICHROMIS CRISTATUS & Sp.

'Bangui'
STEATOCRANUS Sp. aff. Casuarius 'Square head'
MIKROGEOPHAGUS

RAMERIZI

Not spawning but close:
F1 Peruvian angels aka 'bogus altum'
BIOTECUS OPERCULARUS
APISTOGRAMMA INIRIDAE

[Mrfiremouth]

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@ Nov 27 2008, 01:07 PM) <a href="index.php?act=findpost&pid=13512"><{POST_SNAPBACK}

></a></div><div class='quotemain'>Very limited tankspace (apartment).

Presently spawning:
HEMICHROMIS CRISTATUS & Sp. 'Bangui'
STEATOCRANUS Sp.

aff. Casuarius 'Square head'
MIKROGEOPHAGUS RAMERIZI

Not spawning but

close:
F1 Peruvian angels aka 'bogus altum'
BIOTECUS OPERCULARUS
APISTOGRAMMA INIRIDAE</div>
If you have time I would love to

see pics of these fish.
I would also like to know more about the "Bogus Altums".

[viejo]

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(post=13517:date=Nov 27 2008, 07:26 PM:name=Mr. Firemouth)--><div class='quotetop'>QUOTE (Mr.

Firemouth @ Nov 27 2008, 07:26 PM) <a href="index.php?act=findpost&pid=13517"><

{POST_SNAPBACK}></a></div><div class='quotemain'>If you have time I would love to

see pics of these fish.
I would also like to know more about the "Bogus Altums".<!-

-QuoteEnd--></div>
Well, the'bogus' Altums are merely the Peruvian

scalare variant currently being passed off as true P. ALTUM by a number of importers. My

avatar is my breeder male H. species 'Bangui'.

I'll attempt to get shots

of the rest shortly.

[aquaticclarity]

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(post=13518:date=Nov 28 2008, 12:37 AM:name=viejo)--><div class='quotetop'>QUOTE (viejo

@ Nov 28 2008, 12:37 AM) <a href="index.php?act=findpost&pid=13518"><{POST_SNAPBACK}

></a></div><div class='quotemain'>Well, the'bogus' Altums are merely the

Peruvian scalare variant currently being passed off as true P. ALTUM by a number of importers.

My avatar is my breeder male H. species 'Bangui'.

I'll attempt to get

shots of the rest shortly.</div>

Wow, the Hemichromis are

both spawning already? That didn't take long! Now to get the S. cf. casuarius going.

Jeff

[Frontlover]

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(post=13501:date=Nov 27 2008, 08:04 AM:name=Mr. Firemouth)--><div class='quotetop'>QUOTE (Mr.

Firemouth @ Nov 27 2008, 08:04 AM) <a href="index.php?act=findpost&pid=13501"><

{POST_SNAPBACK}></a></div><div class='quotemain'>Welcome to the forum

Frontlover!
I too am a big fam of Frontosas! I would love to see some pics in anew

thread and how you set up their tank!
How blue are they? I would love to set up a really

big tank for these and some other suitable tank mates!</div>

Mr Firemouth-- thanks for the welcome. I realy love the gentle giants, can't get

enough. I currently have them(7 5/f 2/m) in a 180 gallon. Working on getting a camera, maybe santa

will get good to me this year. They are the ziare type which makes them deep blue. When I get the

pics I'll start that new thread so you can see them. Hope you had a good Thanksgiving, you take

care and God bless!!

[viejo]

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(aquaticclarity @ Nov 28 2008, 06:18 AM) <a href="index.php?act=findpost&pid=13519"><

{POST_SNAPBACK}></a></div><div class='quotemain'>Wow, the Hemichromis are both

spawning already? That didn't take long! Now to get the S. cf. casuarius going.

Jeff</div>

Well, I let the first cristatus spawn go by

the wayside as I didn't actually see it happen & the most aggressive male in the tank was a

species 'Bangui'. I'm trying to discourage spawning @ present until more space opens

up but am making space for the cristatus to raise a batch or two.

[Kevin Cumberton]

Currently breeding

in my tanks are:

Amphilophus lyonsi
Herichthys cyanoguttatus

'Laguna de Santa Tecla'
Thorichthys pasionis 'Laguna Noh'

[LadyBarbara001]

Currently

breeding for me are:

Neochromis Omnicaeruleus
Xystichromis phytophagus
Mbipia

cf. Lutea
Paralabidochromis chromogynos

All of my Vics are juveniles, and all but

the Neochromis Omnicaeruleus are on their first holds.

Iodotropheus sprengerae
Labidochromis cearuleus
Pseudotropheus acei

Hopefully soon will be

Haplochromis sp. Kenya Gold
Ptyochromis sp. Salmon
Astatotilapia Latifasciata

[SeriousCichlids]

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[vittleking]

I'm breeding

Rotkiel severums and have a cool hybrid project going to make rainbow king type flowerhorns. I am

on the first generation of Synspillum (dad) and king kong parrot (mom). I want to line breed the

generations to achieve a short body parrot type fish (without the blood parrot head), with

synspillum colors. The first generation is looking pretty cool. A lot of variation in the fry in

body type and color. THere are a few very unique beauties in there too. Can't wait to see what

the second generation will look like.

[Mikeinco]

Right now I'm breeding

Guianacara Geayi and trying to breed H. Tamosopoensis. I think i have Geayi fry now but the Tam.

just won't do a thing but fight.

[Fish Geek]

I am breeding

Geophagus steindachneri (female's holding her 3rd clutch now)


T. moorii "Mpulungu" came home from work tonight, and a female is holding. Just

got this colony last Sunday at the Atlanta Area Aquarium Association's auction.
I am

hoping I'll get a pair out of the six Uaru amphiacanthoides I have. They are the size

that I'm told they should be "getting down to business".

[deadman]

this is my current list

that are either holding or have fry

pundamilia macrocephala
pundamilia sp. blue bar

hippo point
pundamilia azurea
phytochromis sp. salmon
enertochromis red back

scraper
xystichromis phytophagus
aststotilipia aneocolor
haplochromis ruby
haplochromis flavenentis