While I haven't bothered to learn the correct names for them, I have been
keeping them for about two years, and am rapidly running out of tanks for
their offspring. I have Yellow Labs, Red Zebra's, Electric Blues, Marmalades
and Lemon Jakes. I also just picked up some small hongi fry as well as some
demasoni fry. Just to make things really interesting, my 72 gallon bowfront
started leaking ( I think around a bottom seam but not sure) Wednesday
night. So I have a lot of fish some pretty big for Malawi cichlids in some
very small tanks right now.

Richard, Dayton Texas

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On 20 Jul 2006 06:43:13 -0700, "
wrote:

Is there a forum/site that gets a lot of activity? Thanx.

No. People like me don't like web forums, they are too much like hard
work.

This usenet group was very busy once. We could try to get it moving
again.

After nearly 40 years of Cichlid keeping (mainly rift lake) I think I
know a bit about them. I once had 50 tanks and was breeding hundreds
of Cichlids. I now have just one tank of Tanganyika Cichlids.

I've been keeping mbuna for six years. I started with a tank of
cynotilapia afra and yellow labs. I now have ............... a single
tank with cynotilapia afra and yellow labs. Some the originals, and
some the descendents of the originals. Not a very exciting cichlid
keeping history.




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