I have been keeping a few South and Central American fish for the past year. I am interested in taking my efforts to the next level at this point and need some help.
I am looking for advice for species to consider for a long term breeding project (4 to 5 years). I am partial to New World cichlids, but I am open minded. I don't want to stifle your insight, tips and suggestions by telling you the particular fish I am keeping or the ones I am considering to keep.
I have learned that when it comes to keeping fish, it's usually best to discuss your ideas with others before pulling the trigger on a new venture. If I had done more of that when I started keeping fish, my rocky start would have gone a little smoother.
Any fish that require soft water and a low ph are something I can't really consider though. My tap water is on the higher side of the ph scale straight from the tap. Also, I have three 75G tanks available for these efforts at this point.
I appreciate your help. Thanks in advance.
I am looking for advice for species to consider for a long term breeding project (4 to 5 years). I am partial to New World cichlids, but I am open minded. I don't want to stifle your insight, tips and suggestions by telling you the particular fish I am keeping or the ones I am considering to keep.
I have learned that when it comes to keeping fish, it's usually best to discuss your ideas with others before pulling the trigger on a new venture. If I had done more of that when I started keeping fish, my rocky start would have gone a little smoother.
Any fish that require soft water and a low ph are something I can't really consider though. My tap water is on the higher side of the ph scale straight from the tap. Also, I have three 75G tanks available for these efforts at this point.
I appreciate your help. Thanks in advance.