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Great video and information. Completely agree on the Geo Tapajos and Balzani’s. I’ve had anubias/java fern glued to driftwood for a while now and they leave them alone 👌🏻
This video was made after my heart! :) I love my cichlids and my plants, but they tend to not work well together! My rams and Apistos are okay. My Sajicas are diggers too 😪
I’ve had great luck with electric blue acara, rainbow cichlids, dwarf flag cichlids and keyhole cichlids, I have them in heavily planted tanks and never had an issue. Even my geophagus tapajo doesn’t really bother my plants, I just put a few large pebbles around the base when planting.
Dios te bendiga y Dios bendiga a Todos los que estan leyendo esto! Deseo que tengan un hermoso dia! Buscad a Dios mientras pueda ser hallado! Jesus es el camino y el unico camino y regresa pronto! Recuerda cuando te sientas que no eres amado... el mayor sacrificio se hizo por amor! EL SUICIDIO NUNCA ES LA RESPUESTA! Porque de tal manera amó Dios al mundo, que ha dado a su Hijo unigénito, para que todo aquel que en él cree, no se pierda, mas tenga vida eterna. S. Juan 3:16 RVR1960 La paga del pecado es muerte (infierno) pero Cristo pagó nuestra deuda en la cruz para nuestra salvacion! Debemos volvernos a Dios y apartarnos de nuestros caminos pecaminosos, confesar que Jesús es el Señor y creer con nuestro corazón que fue resucitado de entre los muertos por Dios, y debemos de ser bautizados en el nombre del Padre, del Hijo y del Espíritu Santo y vivir por Su palabra y mandamientos! Confia que Dios ayudara con el resto! Busca a Dios, antes de que sea muy tarde! Hoy podria ser tu ultimo dia en la tierra! Que tengas un hermoso dia! -
FIRST OFF, LOOVE YOUR CHANNEL!! I have TWO ?’s for my 2 60 gallon tanks... So my 60 gallon community tank has 2 leopard Ctnenomas and Rainbows, Dwarfs, Mollies, X-ray Tetras etc I just added 2 German blue rams that are females my Appisto died that was a male.... Sooo 2 things please ANYONE ?? In the 60 gallon community tank what are good options for adding one more ( due to 2 females ) Theen I have nothingin my new 60 gallon tank that’ll be ONLY Cichlids...... If I could get away with making it a community cichlid tank or ones that get along not getting bigger than around 5-7”s max? What would be some suggestions? THANKS TO ANYONE WHO TOOK TIME TO READ THIS
So my Uaru-Severum-Tin Foil Barb heavily planted tank sounds like a winner??? Lol! Dwarf Smiling Acaras are good plant mates too... Rah Rah for Acaras!
Hey Jason! Great video. What do you think about a planted tank with a couple electric blue acaras? I´ve hadn´t had any problems with a pair... they even layed eggs on a java fern leaf. I have there some jungle val, higrophylas, nimphoides and some sp taiwan. Luckily, they don´t dig much.... but maybe I had some luck with this pair. Great hug from Argentina!!!
Could I put juli or those lemon cichlids in a 60 gallon tank with dense jungle Val and with buenos ares tetras, a synodontis petricola, mollies, flag fish, and a bristle nose pleco?
Possibly - they may go after the other fish if they are protecting fry, but if the mollies and flag fish hang out more mid-water they probably won't be bothered as much.
Thanks Jason! You have really opened my eyes on how cool cichlids can be! I always thought they were all big aggressive fish and wasn’t interested in that at all. But you have really helped me learn to appreciate some of the smaller, calmer cichlids in your tanks. My next tank will definitely be a cichlids tank. And I didn’t realize that our naturally hard water is something they would thrive in! Right now I lug 5 gallon RO water bottles from the store every week for water changes. The thought of using tap water (treated for chloramine) for a tank, and having that be perfect for cichlids is a game changing idea for me! And now with some options for planted tanks, I’m even more sold! Thanks for all of the great education you are doing on these neat fish! Barb
Hey! Would you be able to keep Julidochromis ornatus and Neolamprologus leleupi togheter in like a 29 or 39 gallon tank? Or would it be better to keep Julidochromis ornatus with Neolamprologus multifasciatus/ similis. If im planing on setting up a tank like this would you recommend some cleaning crew and if so what? :) Love your videos
As long as you don’t care about them breeding you could mix the rock dwellers - the shell dwellers might be tough with them because they tend to push other fish away with fry in their shells. I always use bristlenose plecos in my lake Tanganyika tanks and never had an issue as long as they have rock work to hide in.
You could keep the Lake Tanganyika fish together, but maybe just chose one Julidochromis to avoid hybridization. With the rest I'm not sure I would try to combine them all. While most of the fish I suggested really aren't very aggressive, sometimes the fact that they are similar in color and size may cause some issues. There's a chance it could work, but if it doesn't you'd probably want a back up plan.
So I don't know if my mbunas are especially dumb, but they couldn't care less for the plants. I chose thick plants, not easy to nibble on, and bitter ones which are not tasty....
Would a 30 gallon tank be too small to plant up and keep a pair of apistogramma cacatuoides triple red, a pair of german blue ram, one pair of fairy cichlid, one angel pair, one checker board cichlid, one pair of the ones in this video that are black and white and look like little snakeheads (what are they called?), cories, and some snails and shrimps? Would they all have similar water requirements and get along together? If not, which of those would you put in a 30 that would be a good balance of color and activity?
I would probably just go with one pair of cichlids. Anymore than that runs the risk of aggression. I usually only put angels in a 40 breeder or larger.
I have a Bolivian Ram with my Serpae Tetras. Meanwhile, I'm thinking of getting an Apistogramma borelli for my Black Neon/Black Skirt Tetra Tank, since all three species are from the Paraguay River.
My GOD, those Ivanatrumpa Adictetas that you showed at the end are out of control. They make me want to turn into a fish so I could ask one to go out on a spawning date...lol.
Most of Tanganyikan cichlids are not suitable for planted tanks due to their water parameter needs. Sorry you are giving misleading info. Especially your featherfin tank is too small for them and you have very wrong decoration for them. They need base area, fine sand and some big rock piles for holding/hiding females. I always keep them as 1m/4-5f with some diher fish like cyprichromis ( if tank height is more than 50cm)
I've had zero issues keeping plants in tanks perfectly suited for Tanganyikan fish (as you can see by lots of the videos I have done). My feather fins are in a 125 gallon tank (the ones I showed were not mine, but were in a smaller holding tank and in some else's fish room).
@@PrimeTimeAquatics Prime Time Aquatics Valisneria is ok if it doesn't cover the base, some anubias or java fern like plants are also ok between or on rocks but that's all. I'm also keeping O.nasuta and C.foai in my fish room. Those guys only need sand and rock. Lamprologini type cichlids are more suitable for planted decoration.
@@PrimeTimeAquatics I have a 125 I'm redoing. Wanting some somewhat smaller fish in it. Maybe a plant here n there. Bout how many of each do you think would be ok in a 125???
I am so interested in keeping a cichlid tank. But, I only would want to keep them in a 35 gallon tank. May I ask, if there is a cichlid, that you would highly recommend that I can keep in a 35 gallon up until the moment those fish die of old age? I would want it to be planted too. I will plant, Dwarf sagittaria, brown and green Cryptocoryne , and Cryptocoryne wrinkled. Do you think, it is plausible to keep a cichlid specie tank in a 35 gallon with deep substrate and these plants (I mentioned above)?
Thank you! My severums have destroyed every plant I have ever put in a tank. : -) I have a pair currently destroying a once heavily planted jungle val tank.
I would definitely stay on the larger side with the tank. They get big and can be aggressive. You would probably be best off with large fish like rainbow fish. At some point he may need a larger tank like a 75 gallon or more.
Hi Jason. I like all your videos and watch all. I have a question for you. What cichlid you would recommend for a community tank with swords, platies, cory, barbs, guppies, etc. ? My tank is 75 gallons and well stocked, perfect parameters. Thanks and happy holidays to you and family.
Mine have dug a little bit of sand right around the rock parameters, but no more. Hard to say for sure - depending on where they decide to call home it could be hit or miss with a carpeted tank.
@@PrimeTimeAquatics Also very dumb since I have no experience with cichlids. Do you have like the ultimate guide for dummies that want to have african cichlids?
@@PrimeTimeAquatics can you give me a reliable place to pick up some shell cichlids. I'm in New York and I don't have any plans to go to Chicago anytime soon. I'm only looking for a breeding pair
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Great video and information. Completely agree on the Geo Tapajos and Balzani’s. I’ve had anubias/java fern glued to driftwood for a while now and they leave them alone 👌🏻
Good to hear you have had the same experience!
a common and beautiful fish, Kribensis
Absolutely!
I was thinking about this exact topic yesterday !!
This video was made after my heart! :) I love my cichlids and my plants, but they tend to not work well together! My rams and Apistos are okay. My Sajicas are diggers too 😪
I was able to plant a Sajica tank using jungle val. It outgrew the pace of their digging. Haha
You've given me more ideas for more tanks. "You're killin' me smalls"!
You NEED more tanks. : -)
Thank you for the information. Exactly what I was looking for. Cheers
Good to hear!
I’ve had great luck with electric blue acara, rainbow cichlids, dwarf flag cichlids and keyhole cichlids, I have them in heavily planted tanks and never had an issue. Even my geophagus tapajo doesn’t really bother my plants, I just put a few large pebbles around the base when planting.
Another great video mate I know this topic is difficult with the fish we mainly keep great selection and tips as usual
Thank you!
Hi Jason, great video once again. Watching and listening to you is very therapeutic. Do u have any plans on keeping discuss in your gallery?
I never really wanted to keep them, but I must admit the more I see them, the more I want to keep them. : -) Thanks for watching!
Amazing subject!! Since i was 15 I've always been into cichlids African or new world. As always love the content 💪
Thank you!
Wow, so amazing colourful fish. Thanks for this helpful video.🙏 I feel i want many more tanks now, to keep those wonderful fish. 😄😊👌
Thank you! More tanks are fun. : -)
ive had a Leleupi before, awesome fish
Love planted tanks, so may just have to try some of them 🤓
Very cool!
Dude you read my mind with this video lol
Good to hear! : -)
2:08 bruh the mollie amongst the cichlids😂
Dios te bendiga y Dios bendiga a Todos los que estan leyendo esto! Deseo que tengan un hermoso dia! Buscad a Dios mientras pueda ser hallado! Jesus es el camino y el unico camino y regresa pronto! Recuerda cuando te sientas que no eres amado... el mayor sacrificio se hizo por amor! EL SUICIDIO NUNCA ES LA RESPUESTA!
Porque de tal manera amó Dios al mundo, que ha dado a su Hijo unigénito, para que todo aquel que en él cree, no se pierda, mas tenga vida eterna.
S. Juan 3:16 RVR1960
La paga del pecado es muerte (infierno) pero Cristo pagó nuestra deuda en la cruz para nuestra salvacion! Debemos volvernos a Dios y apartarnos de nuestros caminos pecaminosos, confesar que Jesús es el Señor y creer con nuestro corazón que fue resucitado de entre los muertos por Dios, y debemos de ser bautizados en el nombre del Padre, del Hijo y del Espíritu Santo y vivir por Su palabra y mandamientos! Confia que Dios ayudara con el resto!
Busca a Dios, antes de que sea muy tarde! Hoy podria ser tu ultimo dia en la tierra!
Que tengas un hermoso dia!
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Gorgeous footage of the fish, such cool fish as well! I appreciate how detailed but concise you are about each type.
Thank you so much! Appreciate you watching. : -)
FIRST OFF, LOOVE YOUR CHANNEL!! I have TWO ?’s for my 2 60 gallon tanks... So my 60 gallon community tank has 2 leopard Ctnenomas and Rainbows, Dwarfs, Mollies, X-ray Tetras etc I just added 2 German blue rams that are females my Appisto died that was a male.... Sooo 2 things please ANYONE ?? In the 60 gallon community tank what are good options for adding one more ( due to 2 females ) Theen I have nothingin my new 60 gallon tank that’ll be ONLY Cichlids...... If I could get away with making it a community cichlid tank or ones that get along not getting bigger than around 5-7”s max? What would be some suggestions? THANKS TO ANYONE WHO TOOK TIME TO READ THIS
Clam shells for spawning
I can't believe I have missed this one... I'm really starting to think I might be interested in trying some cichlids again🤔👍🐟🌿🌱😁
That 33L would be perfect for them. :-)
Any Ideas on a good Cichlid Planted community 55gal tank with a buncha different tetras types?
Apistogramma or checkerboard cichlids?
My red spot sevrums love planted tanks, they eat,eat,eat all day long!
So my Uaru-Severum-Tin Foil Barb heavily planted tank sounds like a winner??? Lol!
Dwarf Smiling Acaras are good plant mates too... Rah Rah for Acaras!
Now that I would like to see! Haha
Great Video thanks
Thank you for these alternatives to just standard nano fish
Hey Jason! Great video. What do you think about a planted tank with a couple electric blue acaras? I´ve hadn´t had any problems with a pair... they even layed eggs on a java fern leaf. I have there some jungle val, higrophylas, nimphoides and some sp taiwan. Luckily, they don´t dig much.... but maybe I had some luck with this pair. Great hug from Argentina!!!
I haven't found them to dig much either, but I've known people to say they dig up their plants, but I think it could potentially work.
Also, you missed one that would have been good for this video. The kribensis.
Can all the suggested fish prior to angel fish be kept together?
Possibly not because some are African cichlids and others are from South/Central American and do best at different water parameters.
Keyhole cichlids too
I hadn't heard of all of these and have no idea where to find these guys.
OMG what is that white platy at 2:04 called?
We had a female sailfin Molly in with our lake Tanganyika cichlids.
Can I keep Altolamprologus Cichlids in planted aquarium?
Sure - they don't bother plants.
Could I put juli or those lemon cichlids in a 60 gallon tank with dense jungle Val and with buenos ares tetras, a synodontis petricola, mollies, flag fish, and a bristle nose pleco?
Possibly - they may go after the other fish if they are protecting fry, but if the mollies and flag fish hang out more mid-water they probably won't be bothered as much.
Thanks Jason! You have really opened my eyes on how cool cichlids can be! I always thought they were all big aggressive fish and wasn’t interested in that at all. But you have really helped me learn to appreciate some of the smaller, calmer cichlids in your tanks. My next tank will definitely be a cichlids tank. And I didn’t realize that our naturally hard water is something they would thrive in! Right now I lug 5 gallon RO water bottles from the store every week for water changes.
The thought of using tap water (treated for chloramine) for a tank, and having that be perfect for cichlids is a game changing idea for me! And now with some options for planted tanks, I’m even more sold!
Thanks for all of the great education you are doing on these neat fish!
Barb
Thank you! Appreciate you watching!
4:56 I couldn't agree more 👌
Hey! Would you be able to keep Julidochromis ornatus and Neolamprologus leleupi togheter in like a 29 or 39 gallon tank? Or would it be better to keep Julidochromis ornatus with Neolamprologus multifasciatus/ similis. If im planing on setting up a tank like this would you recommend some cleaning crew and if so what? :) Love your videos
As long as you don’t care about them breeding you could mix the rock dwellers - the shell dwellers might be tough with them because they tend to push other fish away with fry in their shells. I always use bristlenose plecos in my lake Tanganyika tanks and never had an issue as long as they have rock work to hide in.
@@PrimeTimeAquatics thank you for your answer if I may ask another question. How many of each species would you keep in the same tank? :)
That last one looks like my tank Dempsey
Why would anyone say that they don’t like Tanganyikan cichlids?! Great video as always!
Scot P Because some people don’t like them
Geophagus never rip out plants i find in my experience. Maybe you have to have a whole school for them to cause damage
I want an altifrons so bad but my LFS has every other species but them!
Not cool!
Can I have all these fish together in one tank? I have 110g
You could keep the Lake Tanganyika fish together, but maybe just chose one Julidochromis to avoid hybridization. With the rest I'm not sure I would try to combine them all. While most of the fish I suggested really aren't very aggressive, sometimes the fact that they are similar in color and size may cause some issues. There's a chance it could work, but if it doesn't you'd probably want a back up plan.
What abaout Juani chiclid
Jason, you produce first rate content. Well done and thank you.
Thank you!
So I don't know if my mbunas are especially dumb, but they couldn't care less for the plants. I chose thick plants, not easy to nibble on, and bitter ones which are not tasty....
Well that's cool!
Are there any American cichlids you recommended that don't touch java ferns and anubias
All of the fish mentioned here should leave those plants alone.
@@PrimeTimeAquatics thanks for your reply... Sorry I meant to say anything off the list above you can think of?
Would a 30 gallon tank be too small to plant up and keep a pair of apistogramma cacatuoides triple red, a pair of german blue ram, one pair of fairy cichlid, one angel pair, one checker board cichlid, one pair of the ones in this video that are black and white and look like little snakeheads (what are they called?), cories, and some snails and shrimps? Would they all have similar water requirements and get along together? If not, which of those would you put in a 30 that would be a good balance of color and activity?
I would probably just go with one pair of cichlids. Anymore than that runs the risk of aggression. I usually only put angels in a 40 breeder or larger.
What are the black and white ones that look like snakeheads (2:05)?
Are cyprichromis leptosoma a mouth breeder? One looked like it was carrying something in its mouth.
@@PrimeTimeAquatics so would need 7 separate tanks for apistos, rams, fairies, angels, checker boards, and the black and white ones?
Good grief! I guess s Americans and such dig too much Guess I should be patient. Doe!!
severum fish can live in planted tank??
No - they eat almost every green plant!
Those were some beautiful discus! Great video, so many people are under the impression that you can't keep cichlid's with plants.
Ya, there are a lot of options.
i thought the checkerboard cichlid was the dicrossus filamentosus, :0 so apparently theres another one! :0
Hey
I have a Bolivian Ram with my Serpae Tetras. Meanwhile, I'm thinking of getting an Apistogramma borelli for my Black Neon/Black Skirt Tetra Tank, since all three species are from the Paraguay River.
That would be cool!
Oh sure, another reason to add another tank.....😁
That's why I'm here. Haha
Thanks, you keep making me want a Lake Tanganyika tank. I've never had cichlids, are they OK to start with? I have hard Wisconsin well water anyway.
As long as your tank is cycled and you have the right water parameters (and it sound like you do) they can be awesome!
All these options are beautiful but, your footage really enhances their beauty. Great video!
Thank you!
Where you see plant in malawi or tanganyika lake !!!??????
No where, but I don't care. : -)
I have plants in all my tanks. Thanks for showing it can be done. Nice clear footage. Some of those fish need to swim on over into my tanks.
Thank you!
My GOD, those Ivanatrumpa Adictetas that you showed at the end are out of control. They make me want to turn into a fish so I could ask one to go out on a spawning date...lol.
They are awesome fish!
Fresh water cobra ja ja something like that fish muncher
Most of Tanganyikan cichlids are not suitable for planted tanks due to their water parameter needs. Sorry you are giving misleading info. Especially your featherfin tank is too small for them and you have very wrong decoration for them. They need base area, fine sand and some big rock piles for holding/hiding females. I always keep them as 1m/4-5f with some diher fish like cyprichromis ( if tank height is more than 50cm)
I've had zero issues keeping plants in tanks perfectly suited for Tanganyikan fish (as you can see by lots of the videos I have done). My feather fins are in a 125 gallon tank (the ones I showed were not mine, but were in a smaller holding tank and in some else's fish room).
@@PrimeTimeAquatics Prime Time Aquatics Valisneria is ok if it doesn't cover the base, some anubias or java fern like plants are also ok between or on rocks but that's all. I'm also keeping O.nasuta and C.foai in my fish room. Those guys only need sand and rock. Lamprologini type cichlids are more suitable for planted decoration.
I have never heard of them before but those Ivanacara Adoketa are amazing!
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Great selections jason. I think I need a red tapajo with my Africans.
Good knowledge to be had there, thank you for the recommendations
Will feather fins work with maltis??? Like in term of the fry
Yes, but I usually want feather fins in at least a 75 gallon.
@@PrimeTimeAquatics I have a 125 I'm redoing. Wanting some somewhat smaller fish in it. Maybe a plant here n there. Bout how many of each do you think would be ok in a 125???
@@PrimeTimeAquatics also y'all r awesome for responding! Thank you
I am so interested in keeping a cichlid tank. But, I only would want to keep them in a 35 gallon tank. May I ask, if there is a cichlid, that you would highly recommend that I can keep in a 35 gallon up until the moment those fish die of old age? I would want it to be planted too. I will plant, Dwarf sagittaria, brown and green Cryptocoryne , and Cryptocoryne wrinkled. Do you think, it is plausible to keep a cichlid specie tank in a 35 gallon with deep substrate and these plants (I mentioned above)?
Apistos, rams, kribs would all be great options!
@@PrimeTimeAquatics thank you. I will try them once I have set up my heavy planted tank. I wish I could send you a picture, once it is a success.
Were you intoxicated during this video? :) Amazing content though spot on. Thankyou.
No don't drink. Thanks for watching. : -)
For geophagus couldn’t you plant the plants into a plant substrate let the roots form and then do a sand cap on top?
Probably - some dig a little more than others around breeding time.
Amazing list you prepared, thanks!
I have Severums, no chance for the plants :(
Thank you! My severums have destroyed every plant I have ever put in a tank. : -) I have a pair currently destroying a once heavily planted jungle val tank.
Cichlids grew larger then I thought and they are very beautiful
Can you put geophagus with african cichlids?
I generally don't because the African cichlids tend to be more aggressive.
💛😎🤟research
This one will be useful. :-)
Loving these videos keep doing your thing boss
Timely video, thanks. I have a 55 I want to plant and put in Cichlids.
Very cool!
Hello just wonder i wanted to try to set up a tank 29 to 55 gal based around a jack dempsey what types of comunity fish will work thanks?
I would definitely stay on the larger side with the tank. They get big and can be aggressive. You would probably be best off with large fish like rainbow fish. At some point he may need a larger tank like a 75 gallon or more.
@@PrimeTimeAquatics thanks so much great job with the videos very informative
I think i love the leleupis!!
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What is a good male female ratio for the nanacara anomala (to breed) i got 3-3 atm
When I had them I would have liked 2 females for every male.
Prime Time Aquatics oke thanks i will change the ratio than
Another great video!
Hi Jason. I like all your videos and watch all. I have a question for you. What cichlid you would recommend for a community tank with swords, platies, cory, barbs, guppies, etc. ? My tank is 75 gallons and well stocked, perfect parameters. Thanks and happy holidays to you and family.
For a tank like that I like apistos or rams. Both might work well. : -)
Thanks! I want to debut in the cichlid planet. They are fascinating!
Jason can you tell me where to buy them online ?
Any suggestIon ?
Most people have good luck with the Wet Spot.
Can I have a juli ornatus in a montecarlo carpeted tank?
Mine have dug a little bit of sand right around the rock parameters, but no more. Hard to say for sure - depending on where they decide to call home it could be hit or miss with a carpeted tank.
@@PrimeTimeAquatics Also very dumb since I have no experience with cichlids. Do you have like the ultimate guide for dummies that want to have african cichlids?
I've done videos on how to set up shell dweller tanks and how to set up mbuna tanks?
Good stuff
How many dicrossus species are there?
I'm not sure, but I think I've seen three different species in real life. There may be more though.
@@PrimeTimeAquatics do you have any pictures of the 3 that you have seen?
Great topic!!
Legend
Awesome information!!
Thank you!
Do you sell cichlids?
I do, but right now only at GCCA swaps and Greenwater auctions in the Chicago area.
@@PrimeTimeAquatics can you give me a reliable place to pick up some shell cichlids. I'm in New York and I don't have any plans to go to Chicago anytime soon. I'm only looking for a breeding pair
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Причины дизлайков , Вам милый человек , это лишний пиздёшь 😂😁😀слишком много раговора . Слишком много .
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Beautiful
is it possible to keep Flag Cichlid with L144 Pleco?
I think so.
@@PrimeTimeAquatics thank you for answering my question