Very nice pic! That's breeding dress, though, right? Mine wasn't that colorful, but I only had a single male.
Eric
Eric
Other kinds of dwarf cichlids
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keyholes are another ,Cleithracara maronii very peaceful and often comical.. not as colorful as some .
I keep them around.. I had one male that liked to pile small stones on structure in the tank..
of the rams I prefer the bolivain..not as colorful as the blue but I like their pugnacious attitude
I keep them around.. I had one male that liked to pile small stones on structure in the tank..
of the rams I prefer the bolivain..not as colorful as the blue but I like their pugnacious attitude
That one is a dorsigera which is more colorful not sure it the owner messed with the pic but it looks nice
keyholes are another ,Cleithracara maronii very peaceful and often comical.. not as colorful as some .
I keep them around.. I had one male that liked to pile small stones on structure in the tank..
of the rams I prefer the bolivain..not as colorful as the blue but I like their pugnacious attitude
I keep them around.. I had one male that liked to pile small stones on structure in the tank..
of the rams I prefer the bolivain..not as colorful as the blue but I like their pugnacious attitude
I have a pair of curviceps. Very hardy, mellow even when breeding, not as shy as dorsigera. Also have keyholes--my favorite cichlid. Also very mellow, and yes, not too colorful but they have these dark striations that change with their mood almost instantaneously. Very cool fish to observe. But you need a well planted tank for them to be calm. I also have Bolivian rams, great fish, much hardier than GBRs, get along great with other dwarfs, and yes, pugnacious when breeding, but they're realy all bark and no bite. All of these dwarfs are great in a community tank. Can't go wrong with any of em!
I'm sorry, did I miss something? Is there something about my reply that you find wanting? (Rude!)
