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![]() "Kelly" wrote in message ... I actually bought a holding socolofi and the babies looked like zebras, orange ones and dark blue ones. I am raising them as of now, more to see what they look like (and if anyone wants one, I am sure to tell them its a mix, and not to breed it). Soon they will be going in with the polypterus for lunch. ![]() my tank and she has not held again since. I do have yellow labs, acei's and johanni's in with her, so those should be safe. "Mark Cooper" wrote in message ... I have a 75 gallon with an assortment of Malawis and have tried to pick species so as not to get any cross breeding. A lfs owner said that if you get species that look too much alike you will get hybrids, so working from that assumption, I have: Red zebras 3 Red top cobalts 3 Acei yellow tail 1 socolofi 3 Yellow lab 4 "maingano" johanni 4 kennyi 3 Your advice is appreciated. Mark Don't be suprised to find out she might hold again... If you don't want them to breed, you might consider turning the water temp down a bit too, 74F or about 22C and this will slow donw the urge's to breed. Slow the feeding down to twice a day, and lightly.. Lots of food and and warmer temps seem to triger the cichlids into breeding ..At least this is what I have observed my self... Tim... |
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