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Old June 26th 04, 08:06 PM
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What are the easiest cichlid to breed?


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Old June 26th 04, 09:19 PM
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I would say Shell dwellers like Multi's or even Juli's.

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Old June 26th 04, 11:02 PM
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On Sat, 26 Jun 2004 15:06:45 -0400, "Lance Lamontagne"
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What are the easiest cichlid to breed?


Conventional wisdom says that it's the convict cichlid.

John
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Old June 27th 04, 01:38 AM
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What are the easiest cichlid to breed?



I have bred both angelfish and convicts without even trying.

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Old June 28th 04, 04:41 PM
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|| What are the easiest cichlid to breed?

Kribensis, blue rams, and convicts... But not in that order....

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is that better??


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Old June 29th 04, 01:54 AM
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"Lance Lamontagne" wrote in message
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What are the easiest cichlid to breed?


The Guppy award goes to: *opens envelope*
from the African lakes: Brichardi
from the African rivers: Kribensis
from South America: Angelfish, Acaras and Apistos (depending on your
luck)
from Central America: Convict cichlid
from North America: Rainbow cichlid
from Asia: I'd be hesitant to recommend an easy breeder, (and I'm not
going to consider Blood Parrots or Flowerhorns as Asian).... but once you
get a Mozambique mouthbreeder to breed, you will have no shortage of fry
;~)

I hope I got my Central & North division right, though if I didn't
someone will correct me ;~)
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Old June 29th 04, 03:41 PM
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"NetMax" wrote in message ...
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from Asia: I'd be hesitant to recommend an easy breeder, (and I'm not
going to consider Blood Parrots or Flowerhorns as Asian).... but once you
get a Mozambique mouthbreeder to breed, you will have no shortage of fry
;~)



Well, you did miss the Asian classification. Mozambique is hardly an
Asian coutry. The only cichlids I know that exist in Asia are the
Etropolus kind better known as chromids !

RAF
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Old June 30th 04, 07:25 AM
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from Asia: I'd be hesitant to recommend an easy breeder, (and I'm not
going to consider Blood Parrots or Flowerhorns as Asian).... but once

you
get a Mozambique mouthbreeder to breed, you will have no shortage of

fry
;~)



Well, you did miss the Asian classification. Mozambique is hardly an
Asian coutry. The only cichlids I know that exist in Asia are the
Etropolus kind better known as chromids !

RAF


Well I couldn't list a brackish water chromide as easy to breed ;~) , and
besides, naming does not automatically indicate the only area a fish
occupies, only its origin of discovery. For example, the Monodactylidae
have a variety of names, and are claimed to be indigenous by more than
one country. Fish which move between Australia and Africa and/or along
the coast under India could be considered Asian.

I don't know if the Mozambique mouthbreeder fits this description, (I'm
only guessing) but if it crossed the sal****er straits to reach
Mozambique, there's a good possibility ;~)
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Old July 9th 04, 01:21 PM
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I gotta give A. burtoni an honourable mention in the african lakes
section... then again they're almost riverine...


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Old June 29th 04, 01:39 PM
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What are the easiest cichlid to breed?

Thanks everyone.

I have bred rusty's and P. flavus.
Just trying to accumulate points in my fish club


 




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