Well Moo....guess what I did today......lol.....
I went right out and bought a trio of multis......what a nut ! I also picked up another female brevis. I divided up the 10 gallon for now and will be on the lookout for a deal on a 15 so that they can each have thier own tank. Guess the multis will go in the 15 and the brevis in the 10 from what you've said about them. The multis sound like they'll be a whole lot of fun to watch and raise...looking forward to it. I think one of the females may be gravid, though not sure. Their tank will take up residence below my 20long blue ram planted tank.
They are definitely bolder and more active than the Brevis. The three of them wasted no time getting out and exploring thier new home, while the new female brevis I picked up quickly ran to the open shell after she first checked out the couple taking up residence in the other. Though the male is definitly showing a bit more activity in his interest in the new girl...they still hang right by the shells. I don't think any of the multis have been in a shell yet, except for the male quickly checking out the opening of one of them.
Anyway...pics of the new guy...haven't been able to get a good one of the females yet as they run behind the sponge filter/plant as soon as I show the camera.
The multis are on the left side of the tank..I gave them a bit more room. Thanks for all the interest and info Moo ! It is fun to share with a fello enthusiast ! You're my new fave....lol....
I went to that last site you linked to....check out these pics !!! Those stappersi are Gorgeous !! http://www.shelldwellers.com/index.php?board=3;action=display;threadid=812
I also saw some lamprologus Cyngus at the LFS I got these from..I wasn't sure if they were a shell dwelling species or just how big they got, but they sure were pretty....I saw some Lamp. signatus at that site you linked, but they didn't have a pic, so I'm not sure if they are the same thing or not and the lfs just had the name spelled wrong...if not sure, best not to purchase I have learned...lol...
I went right out and bought a trio of multis......what a nut ! I also picked up another female brevis. I divided up the 10 gallon for now and will be on the lookout for a deal on a 15 so that they can each have thier own tank. Guess the multis will go in the 15 and the brevis in the 10 from what you've said about them. The multis sound like they'll be a whole lot of fun to watch and raise...looking forward to it. I think one of the females may be gravid, though not sure. Their tank will take up residence below my 20long blue ram planted tank.
They are definitely bolder and more active than the Brevis. The three of them wasted no time getting out and exploring thier new home, while the new female brevis I picked up quickly ran to the open shell after she first checked out the couple taking up residence in the other. Though the male is definitly showing a bit more activity in his interest in the new girl...they still hang right by the shells. I don't think any of the multis have been in a shell yet, except for the male quickly checking out the opening of one of them.
Anyway...pics of the new guy...haven't been able to get a good one of the females yet as they run behind the sponge filter/plant as soon as I show the camera.
The multis are on the left side of the tank..I gave them a bit more room. Thanks for all the interest and info Moo ! It is fun to share with a fello enthusiast ! You're my new fave....lol....
I went to that last site you linked to....check out these pics !!! Those stappersi are Gorgeous !! http://www.shelldwellers.com/index.php?board=3;action=display;threadid=812
I also saw some lamprologus Cyngus at the LFS I got these from..I wasn't sure if they were a shell dwelling species or just how big they got, but they sure were pretty....I saw some Lamp. signatus at that site you linked, but they didn't have a pic, so I'm not sure if they are the same thing or not and the lfs just had the name spelled wrong...if not sure, best not to purchase I have learned...lol...
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