The Cichlid Room Companion

Hi, I like the fish very much too - but what about a snapshot of wouldbe female, to show us the difference, as on my Lamprologus sp. " Ornatipinnis Zambia" Cameron Bay: http://img85.imageshack.us/img85/5191/1p1130502qe2.jpg http://img411.imageshack.us/img411/6610/P1110923_1.jpg http://img411.imagesh...

Hi,
What happend guys??
Why are you so secret regarding news of haplotaxodon?
Some success in breeding??
Please inform us all interested in those splendid fish what's going on with them

Hi,
Wat's a pity
As for me, the problem is the tank. It is too small. One can not keep stable parameters in such a glass of water. Additionaly, very high temperature makes things even worse. To be able saving the rest you have to find them better/bigger, stable aquarium as soon as possible.

Hi,
I am plannig to introduce a couple of eretmodus (var. Mpimbwe) to my tank with sand-dwellers too, in the nearest future. IMHO there should not be any problems with such a combination.

Lisachromis wrote:Wow, that burundi form is coloured quite differently than the others.

Yea! Looks like females of all other variants. Only shape of fins shows a difference.

Hi,
Let me show you variants distribution after Konings:
1 - Aulonocranus dewindti "Isanga"
2 - Aulonocranus dewindti "Mabillibili"
3 - Aulonocranus dewindti "Burundi"
4 - Aulonocranus dewindti "Mpondogoro"

The fish I´m planing to but in the is seven B. tricoti and teen C. pleurospilus "Kigoma" http://img145.imageshack.us/img145/4792/img3785pb3.jpg Hi, Oh my, my - they will have plenty of space in your tank, which is so impressive to me I have to look at everytime scrollin' onthrough CRC Forum pages :...

Thx for good words :) They are now 3,5 - 6,0 cm (group of 13 specs - 3 males and 10 females). All "would be" enthusiasts of fetherfins fish should start with this species, as I think :) Even my X. ochrogenys Ndole admire them: http://img205.imageshack.us/img205/738/P1160549_1_2.jpg http://img205.ima...

...i'm keeping a small group of aulonocranus dewindti, and i've seen some gorgeus fish in here. i have a question, at what size or age do they start to color up or distinguish sex?... Hi gazella , Good chose :wink: IMHO you have to look at pelvic and anal fins first of all. They are much more longe...

Hi,
Very, very Impressive
My congrats too!!
Maybe you can add some more info regarding how did you make it (tank, filtration, background, grounding place)?
And of course what do you plan as a stock inside?

...Tell me, please, how to live in peace Xenotilapia and dewindti A., I would like to try A. dewindti and Xenotilapia flavipinnis only my tank size 123*60*50.... Hi, In my tank capacity 160x60x55 there is nothing in between them, resembling aggression. Only my dewindti (13 males and females) two do...

Hi,
I have got my copy too (even four copies - for me and my friends here in PL). Great book, I am very, very delighted. Congrats for the Author. Hope Angel has still a drawer full of photos for a sequel or plans for new Lake expedition

tanganyikanhunt wrote:Wish I could log into your site. But unfortunately I don't speak hungarian and have no clue at that registration page.

Hi,
To be able to look at the pics gallery you do not have to be registered out there anyway

First step to the "true" featherfins ;) http://img148.imageshack.us/img148/8774/p11606611av7.jpg http://img148.imageshack.us/img148/2259/p11606731jc2.jpg http://img148.imageshack.us/img148/5493/p11606762oe1.jpg http://img148.imageshack.us/img148/5732/p11608491yh8.jpg http://img148.imageshack.us/img1...

More pics of my lepturas:

One says: most ordinary cyprichromini fish, and I will add: most beautifull too ;) http://img125.imageshack.us/img125/1875/p11607051zz0.jpg http://img125.imageshack.us/img125/1646/p11607671mm9.jpg http://img125.imageshack.us/img125/2636/p11608031ec3.jpg http://img125.imageshack.us/img125/1092/p11607...

And the show must go on :) http://img125.imageshack.us/img125/8743/p116078112tm4.jpg http://img125.imageshack.us/img125/5434/p11607641uc4.jpg http://img125.imageshack.us/img125/5716/p11608311tc2.jpg http://img125.imageshack.us/img125/1391/p11607911td5.jpg http://img125.imageshack.us/img125/8454/p116...

...You might like the book, Fish Communities in Lake Tanganyika from Kyoto University Press that was published in 1997. Lots of unique and fascinating behaviors observed and recorded from several Japanese ichthyologists. Great reading!... Hi, You were right Mark. The book is really very ineresting,...

Mark Smith wrote:...Did you get Angel's book yet??

No, I did not I am still waiting for an answer about shipping cost for four books together.

....This style of book almost always costs a lot of money, and since it is likely out of print, Steve Simpson's place may be the best price. Hopefully, you can get your hands on a copy soon. I know you'll enjoy it. Hi, I have found much more distant, but finally much more cheap option: at Kyoto Uni...