Feed 15 days old babies with hatched brine shrimps
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Another Malawi Cichlid feeding
Feeding them Hikari Frozen Bio-Pure Spirulina Brine Shrimp
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KRIBENSIS CICHLID PROFILE + SEX DIFFERENTIATION
The Krib is a typical shelter breeder which will spawn in a rock cave or an inverted flowerpot which have narrow entrances. The Red-Brown eggs hatch in two to three days with both parents guarding the fry. The babies are free swimming four to five days after hatching and are easy to raise. The young can be feed baby brine shrimp “Artemia” and fine flake food. Growth is fairly quick.
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I was worried the brine shrimp wouldn’t hatch in time to get these guys fed, but here they are eating. The small particles are the shrimp. If you look close, you can see some babies hanging on to the large male
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My Blood Parrot Cichlid Chubbs
This is my Jellybean Convict (I’m pretty sure he has a bit more convict in him than your typical blood parrot) named Chubbs because he LOVES to eat, anything and everything. He is a solitary fish because he ate his dither fish (3 zebra danios) within an hour of them being introduced. He’s in a 15 gallon tank for now, I’m sure he’ll outgrow it… He’s being fed wardley cichlid pellets (soon to be replaced by hikari cichlid gold), frozen brine shrimp, and an algae wafer (he likes his veggies i guess) once a week… oh and a live cricket once a month.
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Malawi Cichlid Mbuna tank 45 gallon/ tall
45 gallon tall tank of Malawi Cichlids. natural stone gravel, 2xcascade 350′s flowing 700 gallons per hour – hard water, pH 7.8, temp @ 79F. Strong air pump puts out a bubble screen on the right side of the tank giving the water a natural current pulling to the left. Decorations are lava rocks and sandstone and several other hideouts. 10 Malawi Cichlids are in currently, most range from 3 to 5 inches. They are fed ghost shrimp, guppies, brine shrimp/krill – all live. Also feed some frozen brine shrimp, krill, spirula, and color enhancing pellets.
Feeding live brine shrimp to seahorses.
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