Update pics of my mana
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Lol, it was the opposite for me. I liked the color of the african cichlids, still do, but they can't replace the personality of the beast New Worlds. Though, I would love to have some setups dedicated to Africans some time in the near future.tydus;2022893; said:I was a central/south american cichlid fanatic at the time, but my older brothers got me into the victorians and malawian peacocks. Thanks for the compliment, the fish in the avatar is a juvenile male kyoga flameback. It's not mine, credit goes to Structureguy from cichlidforums. I am getting a colony of the kyoga flamebacks soon though.
Also, urban, do you know what generation your fish is? Or was it a pet store lfs pick up? Or did you get it as a fry from a member? Or did you breed the parents yourself and pick that fry out?
naw dont know what generation it is but the clerk at the lfs said F0 or F1 he couldn't remember cause he had 2 batches that were the same size.Fish on Fire;2023036; said:Lol, it was the opposite for me. I liked the color of the african cichlids, still do, but they can't replace the personality of the beast New Worlds. Though, I would love to have some setups dedicated to Africans some time in the near future.
Also, urban, do you know what generation your fish is? Or was it a pet store lfs pick up? Or did you get it as a fry from a member? Or did you breed the parents yourself and pick that fry out?
Urbaninja: I am in Central Cal.
Fish on Fire: Yeah, I loved the central/south american cichlids because of their size, personality and their brute force. But I decided to switch to africans because I just felt attached to the victorian cichlids. But, someday, I will get more central/south american cichlids.
Fish on Fire: Yeah, I loved the central/south american cichlids because of their size, personality and their brute force. But I decided to switch to africans because I just felt attached to the victorian cichlids. But, someday, I will get more central/south american cichlids.
