New cichlid help and info please.....
- Thread starter Jay R.
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I'll try those really tacky lettace clips.
and as for fatboy, P45 probably saw the similar fish in the avitar.
and as for fatboy, P45 probably saw the similar fish in the avitar.
post 2
Just to contribute personal experience, I have spawned N. leleupi in the same tap water in which I've spawned Crenicichla lepidota.
Just to contribute personal experience, I have spawned N. leleupi in the same tap water in which I've spawned Crenicichla lepidota.
post 3
While water parameters do have significance, they need to be considered with other factors in mind and in the context of many separate variables.
While water parameters do have significance, they need to be considered with other factors in mind and in the context of many separate variables.
post 4
Especially for someone who is relatively new to the hobby, I'd more strongly recommend them to perform large, frequent water changes. My experience has been that this has a more profound effect on the health of one's aquarium fish than minute differences in pH and hardness.
Especially for someone who is relatively new to the hobby, I'd more strongly recommend them to perform large, frequent water changes. My experience has been that this has a more profound effect on the health of one's aquarium fish than minute differences in pH and hardness.
post 5
Hopefully you are enjoying your new africans and not stressing yourself out too much about micro-managing your water parameters.
Hopefully you are enjoying your new africans and not stressing yourself out too much about micro-managing your water parameters.
have your ph at about 8.5.and use the crushed coral to keep the ph up and the water hard. test the tap water and if the ph is close to 8.5 you dont have to mess with it. there well worth it. enjoy your new fish.
