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Anyone keeps Livingstonii's cichlid? perrin 08-28-2005
Posted by perrin on August 28, 2005, 7:18 am
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I just got six of them, juveniles about 1". They are eating well
although timid still. Anyone has had experience with these fish? They
seem hardy fellows and I'd like to see them breed and mouthbrood the eggs.

cheers
perrin

Posted by on August 28, 2005, 7:34 am
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wrote:

>I just got six of them, juveniles about 1". They are eating well
>although timid still. Anyone has had experience with these fish? They
>seem hardy fellows and I'd like to see them breed and mouthbrood the eggs.
>
>cheers
>perrin

Which livingstonii? There are two in Lake Malawi.

I was breeding both of them in the 70's. They are both easy to breed
but the Maylandia livingstonii can be aggressive. Nimbochromis
livingstonii is quite peaceful.

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Posted by perrin on August 28, 2005, 10:12 am
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steve@tropheus.demon.co.uk wrote:
> wrote:
>
>
>>I just got six of them, juveniles about 1". They are eating well
>>although timid still. Anyone has had experience with these fish? They
>>seem hardy fellows and I'd like to see them breed and mouthbrood the eggs.
>>
>>cheers
>>perrin
>
>
> Which livingstonii? There are two in Lake Malawi.
>
> I was breeding both of them in the 70's. They are both easy to breed
> but the Maylandia livingstonii can be aggressive. Nimbochromis
> livingstonii is quite peaceful.
>
Ah, I didn't know, the second one. Thanks.

Posted by NetMax on August 28, 2005, 2:15 pm
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> steve@tropheus.demon.co.uk wrote:
>> wrote:
>>
>>
>>>I just got six of them, juveniles about 1". They are eating well
>>>although timid still. Anyone has had experience with these fish? They
>>>seem hardy fellows and I'd like to see them breed and mouthbrood the
>>>eggs.
>>>
>>>cheers
>>>perrin
>>
>>
>> Which livingstonii? There are two in Lake Malawi.
>>
>> I was breeding both of them in the 70's. They are both easy to breed
>> but the Maylandia livingstonii can be aggressive. Nimbochromis
>> livingstonii is quite peaceful.
>>
> Ah, I didn't know, the second one. Thanks.

The way Nimbochromis grow, you'll need a good size tank, and deep pockets
to keep them fed ;~). Very hardy fish.
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Posted by perrin on August 28, 2005, 6:11 pm
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NetMax wrote:
>
>>steve@tropheus.demon.co.uk wrote:
>>
>>>wrote:
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>>I just got six of them, juveniles about 1". They are eating well
>>>>although timid still. Anyone has had experience with these fish? They
>>>>seem hardy fellows and I'd like to see them breed and mouthbrood the
>>>>eggs.
>>>>
>>>>cheers
>>>>perrin
>>>
>>>
>>>Which livingstonii? There are two in Lake Malawi.
>>>
>>>I was breeding both of them in the 70's. They are both easy to breed
>>>but the Maylandia livingstonii can be aggressive. Nimbochromis
>>>livingstonii is quite peaceful.
>>>
>>
>>Ah, I didn't know, the second one. Thanks.
>
>
> The way Nimbochromis grow, you'll need a good size tank, and deep pockets
> to keep them fed ;~). Very hardy fish.
Good to know they are hardy. They grow up to about 10", I know.

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