Parachromis Friedrichsthalii

maddog10

maddog10

Members
Here is a photo of a future killer. It is about 4" now and the teeth are starting to show.
parafred-1.jpg
 
mscichlid

mscichlid

Founder
Is that one of the Central Americans you got from Rusty earlier this year? How big will it get? Niiiiiccccce!
 
maddog10

maddog10

Members
I bought these fish from Jeff Rapps at Tangled Up In Cichlids as 1 1/2" juvies.
These fish get to be about 12". Right now i have about 50 fish that will grow to 12"+ as adults (no idea where I am going to keep them all)
 
DeeCee

DeeCee

Members
Dang, that IS one wicked looking fish! I can't imagine him at 12" - especially with 50 more just like him!

Note to self ::be nice to Mike or you may find some of those in your bathtub:: :character0305:
 
D

daniel4832

Guest
Mike,
That is the type of fish that got me into keeping cichlids in the first place. Great looking fish!!!
Thanks,
Daniel
 
mscichlid

mscichlid

Founder
I bought these fish from Jeff Rapps at Tangled Up In Cichlids as 1 1/2" juvies.
These fish get to be about 12". Right now i have about 50 fish that will grow to 12"+ as adults (no idea where I am going to keep them all)[/b]
Click to expand...

You may not have to worry to long as they will eat each other eventually, huh? LOL! Bring to the mini auction. You could compete with the new owners to see who can grow the biggest fish.

Francine
 
maddog10

maddog10

Members
They are not all the same type of fish. I generally buy 6 at a time when I get new fish. Some may eventually make it to the auctions. When agression starts, there are always fish that get "displaced" from the group. I will put them into their own tanks so that the fins can grow back LOL. Once healed I will either offer them up for sale or bring to a meeting.

Already have a pike (Xingu I) trying to regrow its fins. It may make the November meeting (unless someone trys to buy it before then) *hint*
 
You must log in or register to reply here.
Top