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I have a big female nanolutea I'm looking for a male for. She is about 4". Shipping is fine if necessary

How many of the meeki/guianacara available? Same for the megalechis Wondering prices on all of these as well

I've seen aureus at around 7".

I'll take him

Gotcha... Lol that doesn't narrow it down since he had naranjo, sarabia and niltepec... When did you get the pair? Still very nice friend though, I'll put my friend in contact with you

Do you still have the nanolutea/alfari?

Are these still available?

Are these tehuantepec?

That's what I'd do, most of my tanks don't have heaters altogether. MOST fish are fine/do better at the lower end of their temp ranges or at the very least appreciate seasonal drops in temp

disregard this

He got the czech ones Kurt... Need a better pic of the scales on the body. The main diagnostic is green scales lined with black vs black scales lined in green. Again, I got the euro bred one from Londontowne, asked Jeff Rapps about the fish I got and he is certain mine at least is rivulatus. I...

I hate to break it to you but I also got one of the euro bred ones from londontowne and they ended up being rivulatus... (Pictures aren't working for me)

No, I had no issues feeding them to mbuna, peacocks, or fryeri. I used bug bites for about 4 years before switching to sera just because of the volume of food I needed for how many fish I have. Sera is very fish fatty however, but just in time as I offloaded all my rift lakes. I have a friend...

It's less of the protein vs vegetable matter and more of temperature + fat content/origin, fish fat will cause issues with mbuna and higher temps make anything more prone to bloat. Fattier foods will cause issues, but a good middle ground is bug bites as the protein/fat comes from bugs and is...

Bump... anyone? I only ask because I am currently sharing a car with my dad, and it is an hour and a half drive to Annapolis. Would prefer to not leave the car an hour and a half away from home for 7 hours...

Venustus is known from 3 localities, being luwala reef, zimbabwe rock, and senga bay. I personally would stick to luwala reef as it has more variety (imo) than zimbabwe rock, and has more hobby available species than senga bay. While most of the time species are completely fine with...

Ahhhh I must've just missed them. I bought the German bred one.

I bought one from londontowne... they're German bred, and the Germans sent him white saum green terrors lol Not stalsbergi, just the white rivulatus Still a nice fish but not what OP's looking for

I don't see a problem with it, tank size depends on the species of geo essentially. Winemilleri types can get huge, whereas tapajos stay around 6 ish inches. Geos need groups, so I would go with at LEAST 5. In theory the geos would compete for food with the cories seeing as both are bottom...

Is anyone coming from the Frederick direction that I can carpool with?