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As of today I officially have Aphyosemion australe "gold" (eggs) Amatitlania cf. nigrofasciata (fry) Amatitlania myrnae "rio lari" (F2 fry) Amatitlania sp. Honduran red point "rio danli" eggs Amatitlania nanolutea (fry)

Glad to see you had success in getting the wadai going, did you have to do anything special for them? Also how are the h.pyrrhonotus going? 😄 Pretty standard convicts laying eggs Siquia pair about to lay eggs Australe killis spawning biweekly as usual Nanolutea in breeding dress guarding...

Right now I am breeding/trying to breed: Amatitlania septemfasciata "rio cornito" (F2 pair and F1 x F2 pair) Amatitlania nanolutea (CB) Amatitlania myrnae "rio lari" (F1 pair) Amatitlania siquia "rio bagaces" (F2 pair) Amatitlania cf. nigrofasciata (CB) Paracheirodon axelrodi "colombia" (WC)...

I'd assume all my luck for the year has been used up on this singular instance; Some side info, I live in an area where the tap pH ranges from 7.8-8, so as a result I'm usually stuck with fish that actually like that water. Never had luck with low ph fish that had been "acclimated" to live in...

no, the ones in the pics are the rare mutation of n.pulcher (not brichardi sorry don't mind the mistake in my first message) that seems to randomly pop up in wild colonies of n.pulcher and brichardi also known as kushangaza same type of thing with that golden tropheus from a few years ago

I forgot the locale, but they're just essentially the ob of brichardi. Anything like this in the hobby yet? It would be amazing to have a colony of these.

I have a few females like this, trying to breed them because they look exactly like their mother. Trying to see if I can breed them and produce more/possibly even brighter colored convicts. Their mother (and father): Picture doesn't do it justice, or maybe she wasn't happy at the time, but...

Ah ok that's pretty reasonable, I don't expect there to be that many in the tank so she should be able to get them all down by Thursday.

How many did you have in your tank? I don't think I have too many so the trimac should make pretty quick work of things but just wondering

That's good, I threw my trimac in there for the next few days. Hopefully she takes care of things

A bunch of them hitchhiked, and are now in my planted 30 gallon, I don't want to go looking for living, locomoting needles in my aquatic haystack, and I plan on getting shrimp and rabbit snails so I don't want to do any kind of poisoning. What should I do? There's no fish in there right now...

My current understanding is, every fish in the hobby that isn't wild caught and thrown directly into your tank, has it. Anything from a big importer that comes in contact with tank raised fish will carry it, and it only affects things that are unhealthy or stressed. Should it be a direct concern...

Nope, guppy was in there because he was a pond guppy and I didn't have a tank to put him in without him messing up one of my other lines. Now I do and I got him and his female out of there I will be sure to let everyone know when I have gorgeous f1 fry available.

Got here safe and sound,.I'll post more pics when the male colors up

Will be sure to, they get here on Tuesday.

ended up getting the pair.

I am torn between buying a group of juvenile cynotilapia lions cove, or a full grown, wild caught pair of those peacocks for a little bit more. Both of which I am only buying small numbers of because I am keen on breeding myself more, but I also know in doing so I will have a bunch of extras...

The hurricane and global warming have teamed up and pressured me into pulling my tub fish in earlier than I wanted to. Actually wait it's already September, I was gonna pull them in like 2 weeks anyway. Either way, the tub water is freezing when it's cloudy, and it's boiling when it's sunny...

I forgot the difference between aureum and maculipinnis, which I say is also on the table since it's that size

Me too