which cichlid to breed ?
- Thread starter ryeguy28
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Which is better pruess or vi. I have never heard of vi until now. Sorry not trying to change subjects was just wondering before I drive to one
well i like vipets because they are so much cheaper like half price on most things
yesterday i bought a firefish 20$ at pruess i called vi and it was 10$
the story is the same for almost everything in the store
yesterday i bought a firefish 20$ at pruess i called vi and it was 10$
the story is the same for almost everything in the store
Ok. That's good. Their alot closer to Kalamazoo. It's seems like they have a large selection of stuff.
Apistogramma borelli
Breeding
As with the whole cichlids family, this is always very interesting. The pair retreats to their territory and the eggs are deposited in a small cave. The female guards the eggs, but both [COLOR=blue !important][COLOR=blue !important]parents[/COLOR][/COLOR] guard and defend their offspring. Like most parents, they have little patience to potential danger to their hatchlings.
The gender of the fish is easy to see. The male is larger, and more colorful then the female Borelli.
The Borellis have a lot of the behavioral traits of the bigger cichlids, but they lack their sharp edges. As with most dwarf cichlids, the Borellis are perfect for beginning Cichlid owners, but as you might know from some of my other writing Im quite in love with the Apistogramma or dwarf cichlid family.
Breeding
As with the whole cichlids family, this is always very interesting. The pair retreats to their territory and the eggs are deposited in a small cave. The female guards the eggs, but both [COLOR=blue !important][COLOR=blue !important]parents[/COLOR][/COLOR] guard and defend their offspring. Like most parents, they have little patience to potential danger to their hatchlings.
The gender of the fish is easy to see. The male is larger, and more colorful then the female Borelli.
The Borellis have a lot of the behavioral traits of the bigger cichlids, but they lack their sharp edges. As with most dwarf cichlids, the Borellis are perfect for beginning Cichlid owners, but as you might know from some of my other writing Im quite in love with the Apistogramma or dwarf cichlid family.
