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    dwarf cichlids in Tucson
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    PostSubject: Dicrous maculatus   Dicrous maculatus EmptySat Jan 02, 2010 12:43 pm
    Ihave been haveing good luck with these hard to find and sometimes hard to keep dwarf cichlids. I ahve 6 in my 60 gall planted tanl they have nice color and are growing nicely I also have some T aeniacara candi that I got from the same guy off aquq bid they are now in a 30 gal that I set up just for htem I am hopeing to breed them as well they are slow growers and they can be hard to keep so far they are eating every thing but flake food they eat all the bloodworms and brin shrimp these are wild caught fish will keep you updated . :fsh: :gotcichlids:
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    PostSubject: Re: Dicrous maculatus   Dicrous maculatus EmptySun Jan 03, 2010 12:35 am
    Cool, have to keep us updated.

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    PostSubject: Re: Dicrous maculatus   Dicrous maculatus EmptySun Jan 03, 2010 5:34 pm
    Sweet, good to hear they are working out for you. Are you keeping them in any special water parameters or doing anything special to match their natural habitat?
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