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I like to see updates on "yas" fish so i figured i would share mine. Finally at a point where i'm going to stop adding
. Next month I will be on the market for a 150+ gallon aquarium for these guys and keep most of the Borleyi in the 55. I really enjoy these guys as they all are such characters. The Livingstonii and Compressicep are very entertaining to watch because all they do is hunt for the little feeder fish. Thats all they do and try to be so sneaky doing so, and all during the day i hear splashing from them breaking the water. Well, here are some pix.
Nimbochromis Livingstonii "Kalingo"-camo
Placidochromis milomo, Tiawan Reef
Astatotilapia Sp. "44" "Thick Skin"-yellow, black, red, striped one
sifting through sand
fending territory, real bad about that
Pseudotropheus Socolofi "Pindani"
yawning
Neolamprologus Brichardi "Princess of Burundi" flirting
Dimidiochromis Compressiceps "Malawi Eye Biter" -silver one
Neolamprologus Tetracanthus -right
My girlfriend loves these...
. Next month I will be on the market for a 150+ gallon aquarium for these guys and keep most of the Borleyi in the 55. I really enjoy these guys as they all are such characters. The Livingstonii and Compressicep are very entertaining to watch because all they do is hunt for the little feeder fish. Thats all they do and try to be so sneaky doing so, and all during the day i hear splashing from them breaking the water. Well, here are some pix.Nimbochromis Livingstonii "Kalingo"-camo
Placidochromis milomo, Tiawan Reef
Astatotilapia Sp. "44" "Thick Skin"-yellow, black, red, striped one
sifting through sand
fending territory, real bad about that
Pseudotropheus Socolofi "Pindani"
yawning
Neolamprologus Brichardi "Princess of Burundi" flirting
Dimidiochromis Compressiceps "Malawi Eye Biter" -silver one
Neolamprologus Tetracanthus -right
My girlfriend loves these...
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