Really, that’s all they ever do.
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Video: Corydoras weitzmani
One species of cories that we keep.
Video: Synodontis alberti
This cute catfish comes from Stanley Pool in the Congo River. It reportedly ‘squeaks’ when disturbed, though we’ve never witnessed this behavior.
Video: Cichlid Pool 2012
This time we shoved the Repashy into a hole in the rock. The crowd goes wild!
Our pond is up and stocked with a whack of critters from Lakes Malawi and Victoria, including Pseudotropheus acei, Ps. flavus, Ps. saulosi, Ps. lombardoi, Astatotilapia latisfaciata, Paralabidochromis sauvagei, and Labidochromis caeruleus. The algae bloom we had earlier in the spring is dying off with the addition of a UV sterilizer (that’s all the floaty stuff you see in the video). Toward the end of the video is a hand-feeding of Repashy Superfood… the fish LOVE it!
Video: Ptychochromis grandidieri
Ptychochromis grandidieri ‘East Coast Gold’ (Sauvage 1882)
This fish is found near the eastern coast of Madagascar, often in brackish water. Mature specimens often show gold coloration, which gives the fish its name.
Video Additions!
Haplochromis sp. ‘flavenentis’
Haplochromis sp. ‘blue obliquidens’
Crenichthys baileyi baileyi (a little goodeid from the USA – neither cichlid nor African, but very cool nonetheless)
Video: Synodontis multipunctatus
Been trying out the new Repashy foods. All my fish love it and this clip shows the multis going after chunk of the shrimp souffle. This seems to be great stuff. Time will tell how the fish respond long term but this is a great start.
Video: Neochromis greenwoodi
This male Neochromis greenwoodi was trying to spawn with anything he could tonight. There are a couple ripe females in his harem so it is a safe bet there will be a mouth full of eggs very soon.
New Videos!
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And now on to the new videos!
Xystichromis sp. ‘Kyoga flameback’
Amatitlania nigrofasciata (Convict Cichlid)… and also Green Swordtails!