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Got four of these little juveniles today and so far they seem right at home. The are called Neolamprologus tretocephalus, or "Five Bar Cichlid". I will take some better pics tomorrow after they have settled in better. But for now, here are a couple of pics.
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65G African Tank (1 Ropefish, 1 Senegal Bichir, 3 Spotted Climbing Pearch, 2 Black Calvus "Zebra", 1 Featherfin Cat, African Knife, 2 Upside down Cats and an African Butterfly Fish.
30G "The Mudhole" 3 African Mudskippers (Periophthalmus barbarus)
20G 4 Longfin Zebra Danio, 2 Julii Cory, 2 Bolivian Ram, 1 Stripped Raphael and 3 Glass Cats. -
Very Cool! How big are they going to get?Nothing Kills Evil Like a Sharp Stick... -
Nice man , they look really nice125 gal-P. Kachase,simochromis, vampire pleco,bn pleco,bulldog pleco
55 gal- Ilangis ,clown pleco,abn pleco,rubber lip pleco
55 gal-Canary cheek,Ikola,duboisi, and fry
10 gal -fry tank,snailsComment
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A couple of new additions.
Those are really nice looking!Comment
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Thanks Troy, from what I have read, they can get up to 6 inches. I am hoping out of the group I got that two will pair up, then I will probably get rid of the other two.Originally posted by troy tucker View Post65G African Tank (1 Ropefish, 1 Senegal Bichir, 3 Spotted Climbing Pearch, 2 Black Calvus "Zebra", 1 Featherfin Cat, African Knife, 2 Upside down Cats and an African Butterfly Fish.
30G "The Mudhole" 3 African Mudskippers (Periophthalmus barbarus)
20G 4 Longfin Zebra Danio, 2 Julii Cory, 2 Bolivian Ram, 1 Stripped Raphael and 3 Glass Cats.Comment
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Thanks Sunny! I actually picked them up at Fish R Us today.Originally posted by SunnyHouTX View Post65G African Tank (1 Ropefish, 1 Senegal Bichir, 3 Spotted Climbing Pearch, 2 Black Calvus "Zebra", 1 Featherfin Cat, African Knife, 2 Upside down Cats and an African Butterfly Fish.
30G "The Mudhole" 3 African Mudskippers (Periophthalmus barbarus)
20G 4 Longfin Zebra Danio, 2 Julii Cory, 2 Bolivian Ram, 1 Stripped Raphael and 3 Glass Cats.Comment
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LOL I thought it was a frontosa at first until I clicked the picture. I'm with everyone else, those are some nice fish!Comment
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Haha when I saw them thats what I was thinking, they look like little Fronts.65G African Tank (1 Ropefish, 1 Senegal Bichir, 3 Spotted Climbing Pearch, 2 Black Calvus "Zebra", 1 Featherfin Cat, African Knife, 2 Upside down Cats and an African Butterfly Fish.
30G "The Mudhole" 3 African Mudskippers (Periophthalmus barbarus)
20G 4 Longfin Zebra Danio, 2 Julii Cory, 2 Bolivian Ram, 1 Stripped Raphael and 3 Glass Cats.Comment
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Do they get big?Comment
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i read that the males can get about 6 inches, but usually smaller, maybe around 5 inches.Originally posted by mistahoo View Post65G African Tank (1 Ropefish, 1 Senegal Bichir, 3 Spotted Climbing Pearch, 2 Black Calvus "Zebra", 1 Featherfin Cat, African Knife, 2 Upside down Cats and an African Butterfly Fish.
30G "The Mudhole" 3 African Mudskippers (Periophthalmus barbarus)
20G 4 Longfin Zebra Danio, 2 Julii Cory, 2 Bolivian Ram, 1 Stripped Raphael and 3 Glass Cats.Comment
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very nice man i love that cichlid175 tropheus Chaitika
125 tropheus Ujiji
90 tropheus NkondeComment
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That's not bad. Mini Frontosa! lmaoComment
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Heads up, they are nice looking and can get fairly aggressive. I've seen some at nearly full size and they would own some frontsIn the land of the blind, the one-eyed man is king.
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They are beautiful! Are they in your 65g? Cool looking Tangs!Comment
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