Funny how all the Creamers are dogging them LMAO!!!!
In all honestly, I would rather raise a captive bred interm then to keep a wild one. Reason being is that wild interms ARE 100% the hardest to keep if keeping fish isn't your soul propose. From reading passed post, interms develop HITH so bad, that they die form it. Interms are the only cichla I would dedicate a tank to. But, I'm ready for a group of them.
I'll still pick kelberi's over any cichla.
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for the record, all the intermedia in the past all came from one batch of fish, which all had HITH when they were at the holding facility here in California.
They're not prone to HITh, the ones I have are in hard water and completely free of HITH, and they live with other fish.
Funny how all the Creamers are dogging them LMAO!!!!
Just comes down to fish preference when you look at it. I've blown so much money on fish over the years that if I really had that big of a want interest in them I'd pull the trigger on one but there's always that right price cause you don't really know what the future holds for them. The cichla market has been down this road before with Kelberi, azuls, Orinos, pinimas, even pure monos and ocells on having big dry spells of them. I remember rapps sold wild kels for $35 once and then there was a long period of time when he couldn't get them and when they came around again they then were $175 for same size fish. So how bad is the want for you is what you need to ask yourself.
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