OldFishkeeper
01-05-2011, 11:47 PM
Hello,
I've been keeping fish on an off since the 1960's and am getting back into the hobby after a few year' break. I've had a bit success with breeding cichlids, but nothing out of the ordinary and now prefer smaller cichlids such as jewels, kribinsis, etc. Over the years I've kept and bred angels, keyholes, rainbows, salvanis, convicts, sevrums, oscars, texas, firemouths, dempseys, several different acaras, a bunch of dwarfs, and wolf cichlids (p.dovii) that were meaner than junyard dogs --all for fun!
I'd like to find an attractive species and go from there, -- perhaps the Bolivian Ram (Microgeophagus altispinosa) or the Flag Cichlid(Laetacara curviceps). I'd welcome your suggestions and leads on sources on these and others.
Greg
I've been keeping fish on an off since the 1960's and am getting back into the hobby after a few year' break. I've had a bit success with breeding cichlids, but nothing out of the ordinary and now prefer smaller cichlids such as jewels, kribinsis, etc. Over the years I've kept and bred angels, keyholes, rainbows, salvanis, convicts, sevrums, oscars, texas, firemouths, dempseys, several different acaras, a bunch of dwarfs, and wolf cichlids (p.dovii) that were meaner than junyard dogs --all for fun!
I'd like to find an attractive species and go from there, -- perhaps the Bolivian Ram (Microgeophagus altispinosa) or the Flag Cichlid(Laetacara curviceps). I'd welcome your suggestions and leads on sources on these and others.
Greg