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I have a 40 breeder with J. marlieri and I was considering adding some J. ornatus since there’s some overlap in locality. I’m curious if I will have issues with cross breeding or aggression? I currently have 6 marlieri but I’m planning on removing 4 as it seems I might have a pair forming.

Oh, so yours are Melanoides macluata!

A good sign to tell where a snail lives is the shape of the shell. Most circular shells are found on top of rocks and wood, pointed shells are used to break through substrate

That’s a baby rabbit snail. They need male and female to reproduce Trumpet snails are a much different color than rabbit snails. They are a more brown as where his is red. These are some baby MTS from my Callipterus tank

Do you have any other photos of him?

Does anyone on here keep Xenotilapia sp. ‘bathyphilus yellow’ or Xenotilapia papilio? I have a 40breeder available currently and was thinking of using it for breeding. Is this tank too small for this fish? If not how should I set it up? First time keeping Xenotilapia

Have you kept any of the Callochromis species before? I’d love to hear any tips you have!

I have a group of 5 Callochromis Melanostigma and I was curious around what size they will be before spawning? They are currently 2” and the dominant male is showing egg spots but I don’t see any bowers being built. I believe I have 2/3 but since they are almost completely silver I’m not to...

I would buy a group of 6-8

The only issue I’ve seen is people running out of calcium in the aquarium but most shrimp foods supplement for it so you should be good!

I have a empty 75 gallon aquarium (48x18x21) and I’m curious if I could stock 1-2 Male with 4-5 Female Cyathopharynx Foai Sibwesa and if possible a small group of 6 C. Leptosoma. Im using a FX6 as filtration. Thank you

I understand why and what types of twitching I’ve just never heard of the vibrations part. From my understanding the erratic swinging causes vibrations through the water which the female picks up as a trigger to breed. Thank you though. I’ll see if I can catch him doing his thing later tonight

I was suggest the peacock gudgeons as corydora should be in schools of 6+ . Although Peacock gudgeons should have a lower pH I think they should do fine at 8

Ok so I’ve been trying to find some answers to my question and can’t find much. I keep Telmatochromis Vittatus which are known for having some erratic swimming and courting behaviors. I’ve read that they swim erratically to cause vibrations in the water very similar to how a Clownfish twitches...

Update: someone from another forum says Majestic Angelfish

My fiancé took some photos of this fish and can’t seem to find the name. Any help is appreciated!

Sorry it’s been a long time since I’ve updated but both Firemouth and Pleco have been given away.

They really should be at 29-30c. Some people get lucky and can keep them cooler but they don’t live as long. Nannostomus is a good option

I kept my German blues at 85 regularly and 88 when breeding. Green neon tetras can take the heat but regular neons cannot. If you’re only doing 1 Ram you could do a bigger school like 8-10.

I have received this 75 gallon aquarium (48x18x21) for free and I’m curious if I have to reseal my aquarium or if I’m over reacting. It will rub off in very small pieces but it’s only this corner, not sure how old the aquarium is.