A TASTE IN FINGERS? – BITTEN BY THE SOUTHERN MOUTHBROODER
The cichlid genus Pseudocrenilabrus consists of four scientifically named Dwarf Haplochromis endemic to the African continent. Here they are found...
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Neolamprologus pulcher Daffodil II
When I first started keeping tropical fish as a young child, I often marveled at a fish many stores identified as the brichardi cichlid. The fish...
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Striking Tanganyikan Gold
While the Mbunas and Haploids of Lake Malawi would be more familiar to most aquarists of the ACT and surrounds, many fish from Lake Tanganyika are...
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Spawning Neolamprologus sp. ‘caudopunctatus kipili’
This is another species of Lake Tanganyikan cichlid that I have been working with recently. As you can tell by the name this is a species of fish...
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My Experiences With A Substrate Spawner Hemichromis bimaculatus, the Jewel Cichlid
In this article I will be talking about my experiences with a West African substrate spawner, the Hemichromis bimaculatus, commonly known as the...
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Breeding the “Malawi Eye-Biter”
Dimidiochromis compressiceps has been on my list for many years, as a fish that I had wanted to keep and breed. I have observed this fish in the...
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Cyrtocara moorii
Introduction Cyrtocara moorii, also known in the hobby as Haplochromis moorii or the Malawi Blue Dolphin, was named after the collector of the...
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Spawning Stomatepia pindu (Barombi Mbo)
Down in Western Africa in the country of Cameroon there are many volcanoes that are now occupied by crater lakes. One of these lakes is Barombi...
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Spawning Chalinochromis brichardi ‘Masked’
I have been keeping Lake Tanganyikan cichlids as long as I have been a hobbyist, which I guess is over 20 years now. But for whatever reason I...
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Pseudotropheus saulosi
The first thing that I have to point out is that I’m not an expert on cichlids by anyone’s definition, but I do consider myself to be...
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