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  1. Lake Tanganyika Species
    Fellow tropheus keepers, what foods have you fed your fish (I’m referring to brands)? Which foods do you think are best for fast growth and good coloration? I have a pretty successful tropheus duboisi colony right now, (juveniles) but I’m new so I have a lot of questions. Right now I’m feeding...
    feeding tropheus tropheus duboisi
  2. Lake Malawi Species
    I accidentally over fed my mbuna today: rustys, saulosi, red zebras, and purlmutts. First time ever feeding them wafers and I put in too many. I pulled the extras out, but they all had distended bellies before I got it all out. I fed NorthFin kelp wafers. Should I fast them, if so how long...
    feeding mbuna
  3. General Aquaria Discussion
    Great video of blue turquoise discus (Symphysodon aequifasciatus) fry feeding off of the parent's slime coat. You can see them at 9 days and 14 days after hatching.
    discus feeding fry
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