TELOECICHLA

[cichlid fiend]

Does anybody have any of these species in there tank or ever seen them ?IF u have pics please post ,specially tapajos 2

THANKS- UR BOY

CICHLID FIEND:headbang2

P.S. I NEED THIS FISH /IF U HAVE ANY HELP TO WHERE I GET IT / PM ME PLEASE

www.aquahobby.com/.../Crenicichla-tigrina-01.jpg

[cichlid fiend]

EXPERTS PLEASE COME FORWARD ON (TELEOCICHLA)

[proaquatics]

try Jeff Rapps

[cichlidinsomniac]

might have better luck in the pike cichlid section

[cichlid fiend]

try Jeff Rapps

but i just got off the phone with him said he has only had a few in his whole time collecting/ :irked:

[Passionate 4 pikes]

Keep in mind they are very hard to find, i have only seen a very few of them in the hobby. they are a fish i am deffinately looking for too.

[cichlid fiend]

Keep in mind they are very hard to find, i have only seen a very few of them in the hobby. they are a fish i am deffinately looking for too.

how many pikes do u have ?

[Taz2478]

Below Water had some xingu a on the list a few months back. wish I was able to get some, been looking myself for a 40/55 setup...

I think Scat or MTN has/had a few... did you search, I remember a thread here or a pic they put up.

[cichlid fiend]

thanks boss

[calumma]

IF u have pics please post ,specially tapajos 2


Of courｓe　ｗe all hope Teleocichla sp. tapajos 2　＆　cinderella！！:headbang2
We only get Teleos from Rio Xingu on time.
Here you are, fiend, centrarchus & sp. Xingu 3.

[cichlid fiend]

nice /very nice/ Do you still have them?

[dogofwar]

I've kept them on two occasions...without much long-term success.

The first try was a group of 3 Teleocichla monogramma. I kept them in a 40g tank with tons of water movement and hiding spots...with some danios. They did great for a couple of months...and the male offed the first female and then the other one. I added the remaining male to a grow out tank of other fish...and he disappeared.

I acquired a group (3) of Teleocichla "xinguensis?" and gave them even more hiding spots and some peaceful tankmates. Over the next couple of months the dominant male again killed the other two. He's still alive and doing great. Pushing 3" now.

They're "interesting" fish...not really worth the trouble, in my opinion...

[cichlid fiend]

I've kept them on two occasions...without much long-term success.

The first try was a group of 3 Teleocichla monogramma. I kept them in a 40g tank with tons of water movement and hiding spots...with some danios. They did great for a couple of months...and the male offed the first female and then the other one. I added the remaining male to a grow out tank of other fish...and he disappeared.

I acquired a group (3) of Teleocichla "xinguensis?" and gave them even more hiding spots and some peaceful tankmates. Over the next couple of months the dominant male again killed the other two. He's still alive and doing great. Pushing 3" now.

They're "interesting" fish...not really worth the trouble, in my opinion...

can i see pics of it