Lake Tanganyika Species • Cyphotilapia gibberosa (Mikula)

[Razzo]

Little trip down memory lane. Few of my favorite pics from my F0 Mikula breeding groups. I am enjoying this trip down memory lane...

Mikula Group Nyatzi (125 gallon)






Mikula Group Tau (240 gallon)






Honorable mention to Tsididi who snuck in a successful spawn under Tau's nose after I moved him to the 240

[smitty]

How can you not enjoy that trip down memory lane. Do you still maintain any semblance of the group.

[Deeda]

As always I enjoyed both your pics and advice so it's nice to stroll down memory lane!

[KitumbaKing]

That was a beautiful colony. I remember reading a lot of your posts on another site. I have had my group for 6 years now and still love them. Beauty, low maintenance, peaceful fish.

[Razzo]

How can you not enjoy that trip down memory lane. Do you still maintain any semblance of the group.

Hey smitty,

No, I got out of the hobby completely when we moved from Indiana to SW Florida about four years ago. The only cichlids I play with now are ones I catch while fishing in the local canals down here. Been having a blast with the Peacock Bass.

[Razzo]

As always I enjoyed both your pics and advice so it's nice to stroll down memory lane!

Thanks Dee. I had a lot of photos out on the web. Many of them were ranked pretty high on Google. Then I messed around with my Flickr account and deleted most of them

I regret that.

Thought I'd start putting few of my old favorites back up.

Cheers,
Russ

[Razzo]

That was a beautiful colony. I remember reading a lot of your posts on another site. I have had my group for 6 years now and still love them. Beauty, low maintenance, peaceful fish.

Yep, that old site went through some hard times. It's implosion was inevitable. Too bad.

Definitely peaceful fish. I put a couch in front of my breeding groups and would chill out and just watch them.

[Fogelhund]

Gorgeous fish and photos. Funny enough, your photos inspired me to seek on some Mikula... which I finally managed to get some two years ago. I've been in the cichlid hobby since around 1980, but never kept frontosa. But I've got a group now, in a 220 gallon aquarium, and love them.

[Floridagirl]

I miss your a Mikula, and mine. Remember when we were the first few to have them? Good times!