#pelvicachromis

[herpsandbirds]

Pelvicachromis kribensis, "Muyaka variant", family Cichilidae, order Cichliformes, Cameroon.

This variant was only found in a few isolated streams, and has not been seen there for some time. It's possible that this variant is now extinct in the wild. (The species, as a whole, seems to be fine.)

photographs by Michel Keijman

[newworldcichlids]

Old pic and the tank is dirty but god this girl is gorgeous. Can't wait till I have a male ready for her.

[newworldcichlids]

My p. kribensis are enjoying the newly scaped tank

[newworldcichlids]

These guys just spawned and I have like 30 babies from them. Super hyped to spread them around locally.

[awesomebanditlove]

Pelvicachromis signatus Lamboj, 2004. Size: Up to 4" (10cm), female smaller. Origin: West Africa: Guinea, Kolente region. Tank setup: A lightly planted tank, with caves formed by rocks or bogwood, or artificial alternatives. Lighting should not be overly bright, so plants that do well in lower light levels are ideal, such as Anubias, Cryptocoryne and Java Fern. A substrate of fine gravel or aquarium sand is ideal. Compatibility: More peaceful than larger cichlids, but they will become territorial when spawning. They can usually be safely included in medium-large community tank without problems as long as they have room for territories. Temperature: 24-28oC (75-82oF) Water chemistry: Soft water with a neutral or slightly acidic pH is ideal. Feeding: Omnivorous: feed a variety of dry foods, including some veggie based foods, as these cichlids feed on detritus and algae in the wild as well as small insect larvae. Frozen foods such as bloodworm, brine shrimp, mysis and mosquito larvae can be used to supplement the dry foods. Sexing: Males are larger with a slender shape and more elongated dorsal and anal fins. The smaller female has a purple belly region. Breeding: Cave spawner, provide caves with a very small entrance. Caves made from resin or broken plant pots work well, but caves formed by bogwood will also be used. The female usually guards the eggs and larval stage, while the male defends the territory. Fry are normally free-swimming in about 8-10 days. At this time, both parents normally tend the fry. This broodcare may last several weeks.

Source: http://www.thetropicaltank.co.uk/Fishindx/pelvicachromis_signatus.htm

[wecappafc]

New Post has been published on Dwarf Cichlids

New Post has been published on http://dwarf-cichlids.aquarium-and-fish-care.com/pelvicachromis-taeniatus-moliwe/

Pelvicachromis Taeniatus 'Moliwe'

Pelvicachromis Taeniatus ‘Moliwe’ Haven’t posted any videos for a while, this is my pair of Moliwe live spawning also showing the male fertilizing the eggs. Usually spawning is a hidden act, but luckily my pair decided to spawn in the center of the tank with sufficient light from the back of the bog wood to enable us to see everything.

[wecappafc]

New Post has been published on Dwarf Cichlids

New Post has been published on http://dwarf-cichlids.aquarium-and-fish-care.com/pelvicachromis-pulcher-kribensis-fry-9-days-old/

Pelvicachromis pulcher - kribensis - fry 9 days old

Pelvicachromis pulcher – kribensis fry is now 9 days old and there are still a lot in my tank. Not easy to count. But over 50 and maybe around 70 fry i think. Video Rating: 4 / 5

[wecappafc]

New Post has been published on Dwarf Cichlids

New Post has been published on http://dwarf-cichlids.aquarium-and-fish-care.com/pelvicachromis-taeniatus-nigeria-rot/

Pelvicachromis taeniatus - Nigeria rot

Diese fantastischen westafrikanischen Cichliden sind Aquariennachzuchten in Schaugröße. Die männlichen Tiere im Video haben eine Länge von mehr als 8 Zentimetern. Video Rating: 5 / 5

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