Spawning Chalinochromis brichardi can be quite a challenge. Pairs show aggression towards other pairs and males can be aggressive towards their own females.
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Breeding Cyprichromis leptosoma
Breeding Cyprichromis leptosoma, a mouthbrooding open water Tanganyika cichlid. Spawning occurs in mid-water!
The Madagascar Rainbow: Breeding report Bedotia geayi
Few fishes from Madagascar are available to hobbyists. Bedotia geayi is a species that is colorful, active, easy to maintain, and easy to breed. In fact, I would recommend this fish to a beginning fish breeder for both the ease of inducing spawning and the ease of raising the fry.
Breeding Tropheus sp. “Black” location point Kiriza
Most people have told me Tropheus are a very demanding fish. I disagree; my biggest problem is they are outgrowing the tank.
Breeding Steatocranus casuarius
One of the interesting fishes to come from the African continent is the “dwarf” cichlid, Steatocranus casuarius. A cichlid with many common names.
Breeding the NZ Short Fin Eel, Anguilla australis
In a major scientific and technological breakthrough that is likely to have major economic and conservation benefits the aquaculture research team at Mahurangi Technical Institute (MTI) have succeeded in breeding the NZ Shortfin Eel, Anguilla australis.
Biotodoma cupido Interactive Map
In this map, you will find the locations where Biotodoma cupido occurs. GBIF.org (20 December 2021) GBIF Occurrence Download https://doi.org/10.15468/dl.9euytd
The Stuff That Water’s Made Of – Part 1: The Molecule, Temperature, Saltwater, and Osmosis
I hope to put many of the chemical principles behind aquarium keeping into laymen’s terms. For starters: The Stuff That Water’s Made Of: The Molecule, Temperature, Saltwater, and Osmosis.
Breeding Tropheus brichardi ‘Mpimbwe’
Keeping and breeding Tropheus brichardi didn’t go without its problems, but now I have them breeding! Not the easiest of species to breed.
Care and breeding of Telmatochromis bifrenatus
Telmatochromis bifrenatus are easy to keep and breed, and every aquarist I’ve introduced them to has liked them, I recommend them with no reservations!
