NEW WORLD OR OLD WORLD

[Tony]

Not me, but I could have told you that salvinis do well with mbuna - had them together about, oh, 30 years ago or so.

Does that makes it sound like I'm getting old?

Joel

lol.

 

[DiscusnAfricans]

True, but I have small fish in small tanks.... would trade you in a sec for your awesome nice big tanks and nice big fishies.

Aren't you getting ready to set up a 180, keep your 110, and set up another 3 tanks?

 

[DiscusnAfricans]

Looks like the club is evenly split. Anyone notice the percentages add up to over 103%?

 

[mrkillie]

Looks like the club is evenly split. Anyone notice the percentages add up to over 103%?

The percentages are correct for a 31 vote total, but there are 32 votes indicated. Something screwy in the tally system there. :wacko:

Joel

 

[Billy Rocket]

Can a new guy ask a dumb question? What do you mean new world vs. old world?

 

[jonclark96]

New world = Central and South American Cichlids

Old world = African Cichlids

 

[Billy Rocket]

AAAHHH got it. Thanks. I'll warn you guys now, I'm sure this is not the last dumb question from me

 

[mrkillie]

New world = Central and South American Cichlids

Old world = African Cichlids

Don't forget Asian cichlids in the old world.

 

[jonclark96]

I didn't even know there were Asian cichlids. What are some examples?

 

[dogofwar]

Genuses Etroplus and Iranocichla. Most common one is Etroplus maculatus - the orange chromide. I bred them a few years back - they have green eggs!

http://www.cichlid-forum.com/profiles/species.php?id=1344

Matt

 

[marge618]

My preference keeps changing. I keep both.

 

[kewx]

How about North American Cichlids?

Does anybody (in the world) keep North American Cichlids like we keep Africa, Central and South American cichlids? Aren't bluegills, pumpkinseeds and other bream cichlids? Aren't they colorful? How about hybrid North American Cichlids?