Who has what tropheus?

[Chris.d514]

Cool I'll check them out at work tomorrow. Thank ek.

[eklikewhoa]

I was mainly asking to see if my time frame might line up with sunny having another group to sell.

If this is the case you are better off asking Sunny how frequent he is getting fry.

Live discussion forums are the best IMO.

Cichlidae.com
Tropheusfanatics.com.au
trophs.com
cichlid-forum.com

have or are dedicated forums for tropheus.

[Chris.d514]

I was mainly asking to see if my time frame might line up with sunny having another group to sell.

[Chris.d514]

Been trying to read mainly forums with active discussion where people put what has worked for them and what hasn't. Still thinking about filtration though trying to decide on that front.

[moganman]

6-8 weeks and your fish will never live to breed. You need to get most of your info from here buddy. So many experts that chime in.

[eklikewhoa]

sounds about right, but I would take a lot of the "care sheets" found online with a grain of rice.

[Chris.d514]

Found a site saying 6-8 weeks depending on conditions but that is an average.

[eklikewhoa]

so you have your answer.

[Chris.d514]

But not everybody wants to do 90-100% water changes every week.

[moganman]

Yeah true.

[eklikewhoa]

lots of people could...

[moganman]

Lol. Lots of people would love to have your "problem".

[eklikewhoa]

I've got it under control now, I've added a giraffe cat, Datnoid and the MBU and it seems to be doing the trick.

I've noticed less roselines going missing now so it has to be working, then again I did another a few 100% water changes this past week and have 4-5 large mouthfuls.

Hopefully the turtle helps the cause.

[moganman]

Yeah EK's fish are freaks. His breed every day just for fun. Dolphin fish

[eklikewhoa]

Depends on the colony.

Some, almost never, others, every other week.