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Malawi, Tanganyikan & Victorian Cichlids Malawi, Tanganyikan & Victorian Cichlids are unique in many ways and some of the most brightly coloured and active of the cichlid family. We hope this get interesting for you Rift Valley fans.

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Old 05-09-2008, 08:28 PM
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cant think what there called but you have to let eggs completely dry out then rehydrate them as they do in the wild come on fry help me out lol cant for the life of me think what they are nice looking fish but dont live to long grrrrrrrrrrrrrr my brains gone
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killifish? ,
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thats the ones lol thats different lol
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thats the ones lol thats different lol
very different, i have seen some absolutely stunning Killifish in pictures, interesting how you can buy eggs on line
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Old 05-09-2008, 08:45 PM
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yeah i have seen them eggs on ebay stunning looking fish but dont live to long and apparently you have to reduce your tank water daily to simulate a dry season to get them breeding then you can dry out the eggs and rehydrate them i have thought about setting up 1 of my 18 inch tanks and giving it a whirl just gotta persuade the mrs lol already got 4 foot full malawis another tank with my group of 20 tropheus bembas and my 6 foot marine lol
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