Where got P. Pulchur " e krib"???

[Cacatuoides]

Hi guys,

anyone happen to spot the kib/kribensis anywhere? how much is it?

thanks!

[yorky]

Hi Caca,
I thought Biotope has some?
You might want to ring them up to check.

Are you planning to collect the West Africans?
So am I!

[Cacatuoides]

yup!! biotope only has P Taeniatus "Nigerian Red" on hand.....

I just got a pair of P. Taeniatus "Dehane" from SCOPE last nite.....the pair is still adapting in my tank.....wana try e famous krib too!!

[mickthefish]

if either of you are thinking of setting up a west african tank, take your time in selecting the species, i once had one with some of the taeniatus group,
all lived happily until i introduced some wild N, dimidiatus then all hell let loose, for a little fish it caused havoc, so be careful, nudiceps and parilius are a welcome addition.
mick

[mickthefish]

caca, think hard about adding the kribs, the taeniatus might suffer with their addition they aren't as strong as the kribs.
mick

[yorky]

Mick, thanks for the good advice.
Sounds like the N. Dimidiatus is a fierce little fish!

As for me, I am housing the pairs individually.
Actually I believed my Dehane have already spawned.
Saw very tiny fries inside the cave hovering among the gravel.

[mickthefish]

well done mate, you should have no trouble in raising them the parents are usually great, if you can get the wouri great colouration.
mick

[yorky]

well done mate, you should have no trouble in raising them the parents are usually great, if you can get the wouri great colouration.
mick

Thanks. Yes I agree, the female wouri looks super colourful.
Will be looking out for them!

[Cacatuoides]

my westies are housed in separate tank so no worries.....my male is chasing the female around, waiting for the female to get in mood for breeding.......

[Justikanz]

You might want to try Far East Aquatics... But the fish are scared and the colours not showing... But most likely they're kribs...

[Cacatuoides]

thanks justikan....