If you want to know more about Aulonocara, here are two other videos that might help you : How many Aulonocara in an Aquarium : ruclips.net/video/NDNsOTtFuos/видео.html How to Breed and Grow Aulonocara : ruclips.net/video/k7jubAjTfWc/видео.html
Your videos are amazing. You don't make videos to sell your fish or products what most of the people do. Thank you so much for sharing knowledge. Merry Christmas
Hi Jacob, Thanks for your comment. You'll notice in most of my videos that I'm not the kind of person to ramble on or repeat myself 10 times :P I found that those videos were a pain to listen to so I try to stay away from that style as much as possible. Have a great day!
Very nice presentation of information. The Aulonocara represents for me the model of a perfect fish: body shape, finnage, disposition, and of course color. I must have been lucky with my peacocks. In a 75 gallon tank I twice maintained breeding PAIRS of the classic Red Shoulder without aggression or hassle. The male would regally cruise the mid-water center of the tank while the female kept company with some mbuna (Rusty Cichlids) in the rock work, left, right, and center. Dominance in the kingdom without strife. Peacocks are large enough to eat diced up seafood whole, so one can avoid foods that shred or melt into tiny particles and pollute the water. At the same time they are not so large that they dirty up tanks and confine movement and natural behavior like Oscars and other South American pasture cows. The aquarist can therefore observe behaviors and community resembling nature. I again heap praise on you for the emphasis on keeping the species "pure" and avoid genetic crosses. It's only in this way that we can maintain the most colorful lines. There is one clown on RUclips who gives fishroom tours bragging about his Aulnocara (and other) crosses. There is nothing to brag about. They're a bunch of nondescript blue/gray also-rans. With your resources I'd implore you to search out some primo examples of the classic Red Shoulder and start a breeding colony. I no longer have the resources or space. Something with a distinct red shoulder, bright blue body, and white trim on the fins. They are getting harder to find, as Lake Malawi is getting over-fished and self-serving basement breeders are bastardizing the domestic stock.
Hi Joey, Thanks for sharing your experience. Even with my ressources I have found it hard to find a good hansbaenshi colony. I don't know this "clown" you are refering to but he is really putting a dent in our hobby if he's got a good following. Here in Montreal, there has been an influx of low quality unidentified (or badly id'd) cichlids. I'm working hard to educate my clientèle of the troubles of encouraging this practice. Have a nice day. :-)
Hi Richelle, very well done! It was definitely one of your best I have seen. I used to keep them several years ago before switching to all haps, except I did keep one Peacock, a Lawanda, that won best in show through a local fish club. He’s a solid 6 1/2” and hangs well with my big haps. Anyways thanks for taking the time to explain this as it is quite evident that you have a broad base of knowledge.
+Denny's Aquatics Thank you for your comment Denny. Im always working hard on improving myself and my videos. I put a lot of research into the "information" ones. I wish they had fishy beauty pageants here 😁 I'd have some nice males to show off.
Rochelle, (Hope spelling is correct) How nice to have a well put-together, informative video in which someone actually speaks to us and gives us some great information. I HATE those videos with just annoying audio. Thanks for telling us about these beautiful fish. I now have a new favorite species
Thank you for your comment John. I'm glad that you liked the video (and the fish). If all goes according to plan, I'll be getting some new peacocks in tomorrow that will be in next sunday's video. Stay tuned :-D
superb video and i just changed my mind to order them from my wholeseller, thanks a lot, you saved me from huge amount of problems and minus in my pocket, better solution for two 85 gallons is discus,price in my country for alunocara is 3 euros for fish so its nothing thanks alot miss!
Great video, it really is the best video I have ever seen so far. I have seen hormoned fish many times, they don't seem to live long, because they are not being left to grow and develop naturally. I try to avoid them. I gave it a thumbs up. Thank you for sharing. I loved watching this. Awesome video. Take care.
Thank you for your comment. I'm glad you liked it. I steer clear of those fish but there are so many fish stores that keep selling those. I figure that by sharing information about them, people will want to buy better fish.
I agree with you. It is the right thing to do. Sadly today many people are misled by some shop owners or sellers. I used to go to a shop called M&R Dogfish but I soon realized I was being misled, so then I began going to Waterworld Aquatics and I have been ever since.
Thanks for taking time to respond ! I hit your sub button. I have a DIY Plywood and glass 540 gallon tank running for 7 months now, and South American stocked. Gonna build 2-240 gallon tanks over next 1-2 months and might keep 1 for more Mbuna ? But the Aulonocara do have me thinking..
i wish i saw some asean arowana or silver aro. or some monster fish in your future video! by the way your fish is beautiful and stunning colourization, i wish to have that fish too in our country. we only have here a common chichlids available in every fish shop but that kinds of fish have a different and great colourization is to hard to find. thank you for ur video and happy new year!..
Hi Rudy. Thanks for your comment. I don't plan on going into the monster fish market at the moment. Who knows what the future will bring. Those fish are pretty cool! Happy new year!
I love your videos and fish wish I could order from y'all but it's maybe cheaper to order from closer stores I'm gonna start an African tank soon I've got almost are maybe 50+ tanks so far setting up a pair of 125's now These cichlids are beautiful great job your doing
+COOPER'S CICHILDS Thank your for your comment Cooper. I ship throughout Canada but not to the USA yet. I should figure out how to do that eventually. Have fun setting up those tanks. I'm also setting up 2x 125 gallons. Are both tanks going to be for Africans?
QuebecCichlides Not to sure about that. The Australian accent and pronunciation is unlike the romantic languages, is not known to sound exotic at all. More like very rough and guttural. French Canadian sounds much better 😀
hello friend i ve 1 problem actually not its problam but i want ask u bcoz ur peackok tank is really beutiful i want ask u my frien ive mixed tank all they live happ together mabunas ,peackok ,haps ha there are some dominent male theu all r alsmost 6'' but recently i add 1 small peackok 2'' i dare to add him bcoz in my tank yellow lab babys also survive and all they live happy and comfortabally but wen i add my peackok he fade his color before i add he showing lot more beutiful color but not now whats reson behind that ........ and ha i jus change my fish food its regulr fish food i think thats reason but opther are showing color i ll feeding them again hikari which i used to before thats ine reson change food or 1 more is other dominant male in tank.. but i saw in ur tank small peackok is there they also showing color...so whtas reason behind that and what should i do my water temperatur is 26 and ph 7.6 water change 1nce week 20% so what shouldi do for my small peackok ..and can he showing color in future......wen he come to dominant stage...plz answer me ur answer is valuable...... and give some important tips for this malawi hobbies
+Matthew Moore Its nice to know that I have your support 😀 My peacock video is scheduled for my Facebook page tomorrow. Fingers crossed that we'll achieve it by this weekend!
I'm curious. For Aulonocara would I end up with a mixed breed if I get a female Aulonocara (sunshine/yellow regal) and have it breed with another Aulonocara such as the Jacobfreibergi. Trying to keep them pure.
Encore une fois, un vidéo très instructifs... Quelle serait la grandeur minimale pour un aquarium de Aulonocara mâles et Labidochromis caeruleus? Je ne parle pas d'un minimum viable, mais d'un « minimum confortable »? Aussi, combien devrais-je en mettre (en évitant une surpopulation d'Aulonocara)? Merci d'avance.
+Etienne Denis Merci pour ton commentaire Étienne. Comme je l'ai dit dans le vidéo, 75 gallons est le minimum confortable. On peut y mettre environ une quinzaine de poissons, mais ce n'est pas une science exacte.
+Etienne Denis C'est pas mal pareil vu qu'ils ont des tailles similaires et prennent le même espace dans l'aquarium. Comme je dis par contre,ce n'est pas une science exacte. Si tu es rendu à 15 et que tu trouve une super star que tu veux absolument, go for it! À bientôt 😀
Dear Richelle: I’ve kept several species of cichlids including: yellow labs (Labidochromis caeruleus); convict cichlids (Amatitlania nigrofasciata); shell-dwellers (Neolamprologus multifasciatus); and, brichardi cichlids (Neolamprologus brichardi). I didn’t care to keep the yellow labs once I found that they ate their young. Since I had six of them in a 75-gallon tank, I decided that was undesirable as I couldn’t get fry from them or keep any other fish with them. I decided to trade them for credit to a pet store and moved on to Columbian tetra (Hyphessobrycon columbianus). I’ve been breeding them for about five years. I occationally purchase some female, fancy guppies and segregate the fry by gender as soon as I can do so, to avoid inbreeding. Thank you for a very informative and entertaining video on Aulonocara. Sincerely, E. J. Brinegar
Hi E.J., I'm glad you liked my video. You certainly seem to be having a blast at breeding fish. Aulonocara might also eat their young, especially in the aquarium, which is a lot smaller than the wild. Regardless, some of fry usually survive. If you catch them early enough, you might even be able to save them all. During my christmas break (the 25th), my A. sp. "stuartgranti maleri" spit her fry in the aquarium before I could get to her. Upon my return, the 75-ish fry were all still in the aquarium. It took me a while but I was able to fish them all out. Phew! Talk to you soon! Richelle
Dear Richelle: Thank you for the information. Yes, if I can get my fish to breed it is very rewarding to me. Some fish, like guppies, breed if at all possible. Others will only breed if conditions are ideal. It makes me feel that I've given my pets the best of care if I can induce breeding and save as many fry as possible. The main joy of the hobby is providing the happiest conditions for my pets and plants. Thank you for your help and encouragement. Sincerely, Brinegar
Bonjour et tout d'abord felicitations pour vos vidéos ^^ Je voudrais acquerir un bac de 350l ( 130/50/50 ) mais j'hésite quand à la population , non pas en nombre mais en especes. Je voudrais mélanger aulonocara ( max une espèce ) avec des m'bunas. Bien sur il y a les labidochromis caeruleus , les aulonacara (Hans)baeshi que j'aime bien mais que mettre de plus avec eux comme m'bunas et qui sont calmes ? Pourriez vous me donner un exemple de composition qui serait à l'aise dans ce volume et qui ne serait pas trop aggressifs ? Je vous en remercie ^^
Hi Robert, I do it often and have clients who do it as well. The only limitation is tank size. Frontosas need at least 125 gallons to swim in when they grow up. Also, make sure that they have a cave to hide in if ever the Peacocks and Haps get on their nerves (they're soo zen).
Hi Richelle, Thank you again for the infos.Here is what I have in my 125 gallons tank so far. 7 Frontosas (Burandi and Kigoma) between 4 to 7". 7 Cyrtocara Moorii (blue Dolphin 2.5 to 3.5" Blue Ahli (fryeri) 3, at5". Also 10 more peacocks between 3 to 6". Overstock ??????
I hope you will see my comment. I just started keeping aulonocara. I bought at least 9 different peacock(I don’t know the right term) for show tank (male only). But because I ordered through online with no chance to request all males, I took 5 each. Here is my question, with size of 5-6cm if the color is showing up does it mean male? or do female color up also?
I’d definitely keep these. A Cichlids shop in a state next to me has a good selection. One question though, I don’t wish to breed them so can you keep males only like 1 or 2 depending on the type? Up to about 25 as I’m planning a 75 gallon when I start.
25 seems like a lot. I'd add between 15 and 20 peacocks for a 75 gallon tank, max. If you over populate, you have to be regular with your water changes and make bigger ones (30%-35% instead of 25%) You can keep many males of the same species in a tank if you want.
Ok cool, that's good to know about the extra water changes, I guess where I move to in a couple years will determine how much I can keep. Peacocks seem to be the way to go in terms of variety. Between a few different vids and yours have got my mind made, lol!
I've gotten fish with beautiful colors and last sometimes I got a couple with colors thinking it's males n comes to find out their females but got some beautiful dragon bloods outta the female
Covid has brought chaos into my life and I couldn't continue making videos. Soon I will be able to get back in the game. I miss my youtube community so much!
Well I'd say they won't be able to defend themselves when facing Demasoni. I used to have that little devil, it destroyed my german red peacock, poked the eye out, chewed up some of it' scales, and totally destroyed all fins, well that's it about the sad story of my auloncara)
Hi, sorry for taking so long to get back to you. I can ship fish throughout Canada :) I'll restart shipping once the temperature is more favorable. It was -30C last night... not good for fish! If you're in Canada, email me with your address for a quote at info@quebec-cichlides.com
Hi, sorry for taking so long to get back to you. I can ship fish throughout Canada :) I'll restart shipping once the temperature is more favorable. It was -30C last night... not good for fish! If you're in Canada, email me with your address for a quote at info@quebec-cichlides.com
Hi, sorry for taking so long to get back to you. I can ship fish throughout Canada :) I'll restart shipping once the temperature is more favorable. It was -30C last night... not good for fish! If you're in Canada, email me with your address for a quote at info@quebec-cichlides.com
I rather buy my fish when juveniles and enjoy thr transformation and also alot cheaper 10 dollars compared to 60 dollar 3 to 5 inch no thank u and now most of Africans I order from petsupermarket takes couple days n beautiful strains for under 15 dollars when I see the same at local shops for 60 dollars
Why would you not want ob hybrids a lot of them are more colourful and All fish are line bred hybrids over thousands of generations just like all dogs are hybrid. This argument is dumb, nobody buys any freshwater fish that isn't a hybrid.
If you want to know more about Aulonocara, here are two other videos that might help you :
How many Aulonocara in an Aquarium : ruclips.net/video/NDNsOTtFuos/видео.html
How to Breed and Grow Aulonocara : ruclips.net/video/k7jubAjTfWc/видео.html
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I just love how she talks. She could talk to me about anything.
I love your sense of humour that comes through in your videos.
Thank you for sharing your knowledge.
Thank you for watching :D I'm glad you like my jokes.
Morning Richelle. Great video as we have all come to expect from you. The information you present always has a positive influence on our hobby!!
Thank you for your beautiful words Jim :) It's so encouraging! Have a nice day.
Following from Brazil! Thank you,❤
for some reason I find the introduction of the videos very intriguing and charming, beautiful Aulonocara keep up the good work!
Your videos are amazing. You don't make videos to sell your fish or products what most of the people do. Thank you so much for sharing knowledge. Merry Christmas
Thank you 😁 Ideally I sell my fish lol
Aulonocara meaning flute face refers to the holes in their bottom jaw that contain receptors to help find prey in the sand.
Thank you 😁 That makes more sense than the musical theory. 🤣
Excellent video. Useful info about these aulonocara beauties and presented by another beauty, Richelle. Thank you.
Thank you, a few things that had been bugging me about my peacocks you answered here. Quite new to keeping cichlids so still learning quite a bit.
Thank you for so much accurate Information
Just discovered your channel, I like how you just hit us with information, none of the time is wasted
Hi Jacob,
Thanks for your comment. You'll notice in most of my videos that I'm not the kind of person to ramble on or repeat myself 10 times :P I found that those videos were a pain to listen to so I try to stay away from that style as much as possible.
Have a great day!
Great info! Don’t disappear on us like other youtubers!
Hi Peter. Welcome to my channel :) Thanks for your comment. I'll do my best to keep this up!
Very nice presentation of information. The Aulonocara represents for me the model of a perfect fish: body shape, finnage, disposition, and of course color.
I must have been lucky with my peacocks. In a 75 gallon tank I twice maintained breeding PAIRS of the classic Red Shoulder without aggression or hassle. The male would regally cruise the mid-water center of the tank while the female kept company with some mbuna (Rusty Cichlids) in the rock work, left, right, and center. Dominance in the kingdom without strife.
Peacocks are large enough to eat diced up seafood whole, so one can avoid foods that shred or melt into tiny particles and pollute the water. At the same time they are not so large that they dirty up tanks and confine movement and natural behavior like Oscars and other South American pasture cows. The aquarist can therefore observe behaviors and community resembling nature.
I again heap praise on you for the emphasis on keeping the species "pure" and avoid genetic crosses. It's only in this way that we can maintain the most colorful lines. There is one clown on RUclips who gives fishroom tours bragging about his Aulnocara (and other) crosses. There is nothing to brag about. They're a bunch of nondescript blue/gray also-rans.
With your resources I'd implore you to search out some primo examples of the classic Red Shoulder and start a breeding colony. I no longer have the resources or space. Something with a distinct red shoulder, bright blue body, and white trim on the fins. They are getting harder to find, as Lake Malawi is getting over-fished and self-serving basement breeders are bastardizing the domestic stock.
Hi Joey, Thanks for sharing your experience.
Even with my ressources I have found it hard to find a good hansbaenshi colony.
I don't know this "clown" you are refering to but he is really putting a dent in our hobby if he's got a good following.
Here in Montreal, there has been an influx of low quality unidentified (or badly id'd) cichlids. I'm working hard to educate my clientèle of the troubles of encouraging this practice.
Have a nice day. :-)
Hi Richelle, very well done! It was definitely one of your best I have seen. I used to keep them several years ago before switching to all haps, except I did keep one Peacock, a Lawanda, that won best in show through a local fish club. He’s a solid 6 1/2” and hangs well with my big haps. Anyways thanks for taking the time to explain this as it is quite evident that you have a broad base of knowledge.
+Denny's Aquatics Thank you for your comment Denny. Im always working hard on improving myself and my videos.
I put a lot of research into the "information" ones.
I wish they had fishy beauty pageants here 😁 I'd have some nice males to show off.
Love your video. Your humour, knowledge and good looks ... more please,
Thank you
enjoyed the video, added to my knowledge thx
New here thanks for sharing hope your days going well
Great information, beautiful fish. Thanks Richelle!
Thank you :D
Rochelle, (Hope spelling is correct)
How nice to have a well put-together, informative video in which someone actually speaks to us and gives us some great information. I HATE those videos with just annoying audio.
Thanks for telling us about these beautiful fish. I now have a new favorite species
Thank you for your comment John. I'm glad that you liked the video (and the fish).
If all goes according to plan, I'll be getting some new peacocks in tomorrow that will be in next sunday's video. Stay tuned :-D
Hi Richelle. Great info as always. Hope you are having a great week
Hi Eric. Thanks for your comment :) I've been having a great week. I'm almost done getting the store ready for the holidays. How about you?
Doing great. Always busy. Haven't even started thinking of the holidays yet. lol
nice info ..nice video.
Nice video...Aulonocara beautiful fish.
Thank you :)
superb video and i just changed my mind to order them from my wholeseller, thanks a lot, you saved me from huge amount of problems and minus in my pocket, better solution for two 85 gallons is discus,price in my country for alunocara is 3 euros for fish
so its nothing
thanks alot miss!
Hi Richelle.. nicely done. I'm so happy I came by! I subbed ♥♥
Thanks for your comment Deb. Welcome to my channel 😊
Thanks =D
Love it! 🐟
Great knowledge and advice, maybe have a tank of them behind you
Amazing fish🐟
Thank you.
If you like Mbunas, you'll enjoy my latest video :
ruclips.net/video/4WlEcKOIOJE/видео.html
Awesome information and you had me stuck with that accent, can hear that French. Definitely subbed
Welcome to the channel 😁
QuebecCichlides thank you :)
Great video, it really is the best video I have ever seen so far.
I have seen hormoned fish many times, they don't seem to live long, because they are not being left to grow and develop naturally. I try to avoid them.
I gave it a thumbs up.
Thank you for sharing. I loved watching this. Awesome video.
Take care.
Thank you for your comment. I'm glad you liked it.
I steer clear of those fish but there are so many fish stores that keep selling those. I figure that by sharing information about them, people will want to buy better fish.
I agree with you.
It is the right thing to do.
Sadly today many people are misled by some shop owners or sellers. I used to go to a shop called M&R Dogfish but I soon realized I was being misled, so then I began going to Waterworld Aquatics and I have been ever since.
Great informative video. New to your channel and love it.
Thank you 😊 Welcome to my channel
"50 shades of a color between white and black" LOL
Gotta keep my channel is PG 13 :P
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Merci magnifique ! 🥰👌
I totally agree.. They are great looking ! Ive been an Mbuna keeper for many years but they have me thinking..
It's a whole new world.
Thanks for taking time to respond ! I hit your sub button. I have a DIY Plywood and glass 540 gallon tank running for 7 months now, and South American stocked. Gonna build 2-240 gallon tanks over next 1-2 months and might keep 1 for more Mbuna ? But the Aulonocara do have me thinking..
+Free Swimmer That's an awesome project. Good luck! 😁
Thanks, I will video document the builds..
Thanks for posting I love your videos.
Thank you😀
Thanks for all the info ......... Both Beautiful and Intelligent !
Thank you.
i wish i saw some asean arowana or silver aro. or some monster fish in your future video! by the way your fish is beautiful and stunning colourization, i wish to have that fish too in our country. we only have here a common chichlids available in every fish shop but that kinds of fish have a different and great colourization is to hard to find. thank you for ur video and happy new year!..
Hi Rudy. Thanks for your comment.
I don't plan on going into the monster fish market at the moment. Who knows what the future will bring. Those fish are pretty cool!
Happy new year!
I will have peacocks male tank what Mbunas do you prefer with them other than the Electric yellow?
I love your videos and fish wish I could order from y'all but it's maybe cheaper to order from closer stores I'm gonna start an African tank soon I've got almost are maybe 50+ tanks so far setting up a pair of 125's now
These cichlids are beautiful great job your doing
+COOPER'S CICHILDS Thank your for your comment Cooper. I ship throughout Canada but not to the USA yet. I should figure out how to do that eventually.
Have fun setting up those tanks. I'm also setting up 2x 125 gallons.
Are both tanks going to be for Africans?
Quality information. M going to subscribe your channel
Thanks for watching. I'm glad you liked it. I'm working on another on the aulonocara theme. It should be up within a couple of weeks
Thank you! That was truly infomative!
Thanks for your comment. Glad I could help.
Great video. Thanks!
+Ricky Yang Thank you. Glad you enjoyed it 😊
Thank you for the great video.
+Pittsburgh FishGuy Thank you. Glad you enjoyed it 😊
I love your pronunciations of the fish names. Very different to how we pronounce them in Australia. Your way definitely sounds better :-)
Thank you. I'm sure your pronunciation sounds lovely. What would sound mundane to you sounds exotic to me on the other side of the world :D
QuebecCichlides
Not to sure about that. The Australian accent and pronunciation is unlike the romantic languages, is not known to sound exotic at all. More like very rough and guttural.
French Canadian sounds much better 😀
Princess Lea presents: Aulonacara
You are gorgeous. Thanks for such informative videos. Very helpful.
Excellent...well done!!!
+jack jill Thank you. Glad you enjoyed it 😊
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Прекрасная презентации
А сама чудесная
Thank you for watching :)
hi ur videos are very useful an good althe best
Thank you. I'm glad to hear that you like them 😁
hello friend i ve 1 problem actually not its problam but i want ask u bcoz ur peackok tank is really beutiful i want ask u my frien ive mixed tank all they live happ together mabunas ,peackok ,haps ha there are some dominent male theu all r alsmost 6'' but recently i add 1 small peackok 2'' i dare to add him bcoz in my tank yellow lab babys also survive and all they live happy and comfortabally but wen i add my peackok he fade his color before i add he showing lot more beutiful color but not now whats reson behind that ........ and ha i jus change my fish food its regulr fish food i think thats reason but opther are showing color i ll feeding them again hikari which i used to before thats ine reson change food or 1 more is other dominant male in tank.. but i saw in ur tank small peackok is there they also showing color...so whtas reason behind that and what should i do my water temperatur is 26 and ph 7.6 water change 1nce week 20% so what shouldi do for my small peackok ..and can he showing color in future......wen he come to dominant stage...plz answer me ur answer is valuable......
and give some important tips for this malawi hobbies
Richelle really is an authority
+mephetran1 Thank you 😊
Excellent info
Thank you
Spot on information .
+Pedro Carmo African Cichlids thank you 😀
Almost to 1000 subs! Congrats!
+Matthew Moore i know!! I'm so excited! I've been refreshing the page more often than I'd like to admit 🤣
Lol when you get close to milestones I think we all do! It’s sooo much fun!
+Matthew Moore Its nice to know that I have your support 😀 My peacock video is scheduled for my Facebook page tomorrow. Fingers crossed that we'll achieve it by this weekend!
I'm curious. For Aulonocara would I end up with a mixed breed if I get a female Aulonocara (sunshine/yellow regal) and have it breed with another Aulonocara such as the Jacobfreibergi. Trying to keep them pure.
神奇的鱼类
Merci la video est tres informative
Ça fait plaisir :)
Can I keep Ref Jewel with Chiclids
Salut Richelle ! Are going to make tropheus video one day ?:)
One day for sure! I love Tropheus!
All this focus on her looks. Your knowledgeable beyond belief. Ha I must be old😂
I have a 72 bow front - approx how many 2-3 inch male peacocks should I stock?
What is the bright yellow male in the breeding thank not the lemon Jake but the other one
You're likely looking at the Aulonocara sp. "stuartgranti maleri" (Maleri) Yellow Regal.
Encore une fois, un vidéo très instructifs... Quelle serait la grandeur minimale pour un aquarium de Aulonocara mâles et Labidochromis caeruleus? Je ne parle pas d'un minimum viable, mais d'un « minimum confortable »? Aussi, combien devrais-je en mettre (en évitant une surpopulation d'Aulonocara)? Merci d'avance.
+Etienne Denis Merci pour ton commentaire Étienne. Comme je l'ai dit dans le vidéo, 75 gallons est le minimum confortable.
On peut y mettre environ une quinzaine de poissons, mais ce n'est pas une science exacte.
Donc la limite reste la même lorsqu'on mélange des Aulonocara et Labido? Vous aurez bientôt une visite de ma part. :-)
+Etienne Denis C'est pas mal pareil vu qu'ils ont des tailles similaires et prennent le même espace dans l'aquarium.
Comme je dis par contre,ce n'est pas une science exacte. Si tu es rendu à 15 et que tu trouve une super star que tu veux absolument, go for it!
À bientôt 😀
+Etienne Denis Tu peux magasiner des modèles d'aquarium depuis mon site web 😉:
www.quebec-cichlides.com/aquariums-cabinets/glass-aquariums/with-frame
Since the females are not colourful, is it possible to differentiate the females of different species of Aulonacara?
Dear Richelle:
I’ve kept several species of cichlids including:
yellow labs (Labidochromis caeruleus);
convict cichlids (Amatitlania nigrofasciata);
shell-dwellers (Neolamprologus multifasciatus); and,
brichardi cichlids (Neolamprologus brichardi).
I didn’t care to keep the yellow labs once I found that they ate their young. Since I had six of them in a 75-gallon tank, I decided that was undesirable as I couldn’t get fry from them or keep any other fish with them. I decided to trade them for credit to a pet store and moved on to Columbian tetra (Hyphessobrycon columbianus). I’ve been breeding them for about five years. I occationally purchase some female, fancy guppies and segregate the fry by gender as soon as I can do so, to avoid inbreeding.
Thank you for a very informative and entertaining video on Aulonocara.
Sincerely,
E. J. Brinegar
Hi E.J., I'm glad you liked my video. You certainly seem to be having a blast at breeding fish.
Aulonocara might also eat their young, especially in the aquarium, which is a lot smaller than the wild.
Regardless, some of fry usually survive. If you catch them early enough, you might even be able to save them all.
During my christmas break (the 25th), my A. sp. "stuartgranti maleri" spit her fry in the aquarium before I could get to her. Upon my return, the 75-ish fry were all still in the aquarium. It took me a while but I was able to fish them all out. Phew!
Talk to you soon!
Richelle
Dear Richelle:
Thank you for the information. Yes, if I can get my fish to breed it is very rewarding to me. Some fish, like guppies, breed if at all possible. Others will only breed if conditions are ideal. It makes me feel that I've given my pets the best of care if I can induce breeding and save as many fry as possible. The main joy of the hobby is providing the happiest conditions for my pets and plants.
Thank you for your help and encouragement.
Sincerely,
Brinegar
Most people strip their fish once they find out they are holding
Bonjour et tout d'abord felicitations pour vos vidéos ^^
Je voudrais acquerir un bac de 350l ( 130/50/50 ) mais j'hésite quand à la population , non pas en nombre mais en especes.
Je voudrais mélanger aulonocara ( max une espèce ) avec des m'bunas.
Bien sur il y a les labidochromis caeruleus , les aulonacara (Hans)baeshi que j'aime bien mais que mettre de plus avec eux comme m'bunas et qui sont calmes ?
Pourriez vous me donner un exemple de composition qui serait à l'aise dans ce volume et qui ne serait pas trop aggressifs ?
Je vous en remercie ^^
How many peacocks (2.5" )can be kept in 1000 ltr Ibc tank ? Plz replay
Here you go : ruclips.net/video/NDNsOTtFuos/видео.html
Hi Richelle Love your videos. What do you think about peacocks, haps,and frontosa all together in the same tank?
Hi Robert, I do it often and have clients who do it as well. The only limitation is tank size. Frontosas need at least 125 gallons to swim in when they grow up.
Also, make sure that they have a cave to hide in if ever the Peacocks and Haps get on their nerves (they're soo zen).
Thank you Richelle, as for the tank I do have 125 gallons long ( 6 feet)
Hi Richelle, Thank you again for the infos.Here is what I have in my 125 gallons tank so far. 7 Frontosas (Burandi and Kigoma) between 4 to 7". 7 Cyrtocara Moorii (blue Dolphin 2.5 to 3.5" Blue Ahli (fryeri) 3, at5". Also 10 more peacocks between 3 to 6". Overstock ??????
@@robertlepine5863 and overstocked cichlid tank is a happy cichlid tank
I hope you will see my comment.
I just started keeping aulonocara. I bought at least 9 different peacock(I don’t know the right term) for show tank (male only). But because I ordered through online with no chance to request all males, I took 5 each. Here is my question, with size of 5-6cm if the color is showing up does it mean male? or do female color up also?
Females rarely color up. If they have minimal color, they are a sub-dominant male.
@@QuebecCichlides thank you 🙂
I’d definitely keep these. A Cichlids shop in a state next to me has a good selection. One question though, I don’t wish to breed them so can you keep males only like 1 or 2 depending on the type? Up to about 25 as I’m planning a 75 gallon when I start.
25 seems like a lot. I'd add between 15 and 20 peacocks for a 75 gallon tank, max. If you over populate, you have to be regular with your water changes and make bigger ones (30%-35% instead of 25%)
You can keep many males of the same species in a tank if you want.
Ok cool, that's good to know about the extra water changes, I guess where I move to in a couple years will determine how much I can keep. Peacocks seem to be the way to go in terms of variety. Between a few different vids and yours have got my mind made, lol!
Can I keep some peacocks in my 65 gallon an how many can I keep
11:45 That's what she says.
Hahaha
I've gotten fish with beautiful colors and last sometimes I got a couple with colors thinking it's males n comes to find out their females but got some beautiful dragon bloods outta the female
Is alonucara Mcat (marmelade) popular in Canada?
Yes. We just call them Aulonocara OB (orange blotch) or Aulonocara 5 color.
I breed some too :)
When can I get latest updates
Covid has brought chaos into my life and I couldn't continue making videos.
Soon I will be able to get back in the game.
I miss my youtube community so much!
Your beautiful and eloquent, but the accent when describing genus species is confusing. Great video
Thank you. That's why I write the genus down.
I know most of this info love to hear it from a beautiful woman
Do you ship fish to California?
I only ship in Canada.
maybe because thats not a flute.. its a recorder. however im not sure a flute would help out either
My French is showing. A recorder is a flute for us (flute à bec)
The first time I heard the term recorder, I though they meant a machine to record music of the radio... Or something like that 😂
Well I'd say they won't be able to defend themselves when facing Demasoni. I used to have that little devil, it destroyed my german red peacock, poked the eye out, chewed up some of it' scales, and totally destroyed all fins, well that's it about the sad story of my auloncara)
11:45 He is two inches. Classic
New sub! Need advice about a new cichlid village.
You're in the right place. Check out the fish keeping 101 playlist.
Welcome to my channel ✌️
Is it possible to drop a few reputable dealers within your videos? This will save the newcomer time and frustration. Thanks!
I own a fish store. 😉
no I mean you have two different accents, it's different when you speak latin
Do you sala aolonocara??
Hi, sorry for taking so long to get back to you.
I can ship fish throughout Canada :) I'll restart shipping once the temperature is more favorable. It was -30C last night... not good for fish!
If you're in Canada, email me with your address for a quote at info@quebec-cichlides.com
Hi, sorry for taking so long to get back to you.
I can ship fish throughout Canada :) I'll restart shipping once the temperature is more favorable. It was -30C last night... not good for fish!
If you're in Canada, email me with your address for a quote at info@quebec-cichlides.com
Hi, sorry for taking so long to get back to you.
I can ship fish throughout Canada :) I'll restart shipping once the temperature is more favorable. It was -30C last night... not good for fish!
If you're in Canada, email me with your address for a quote at info@quebec-cichlides.com
I rather buy my fish when juveniles and enjoy thr transformation and also alot cheaper 10 dollars compared to 60 dollar 3 to 5 inch no thank u and now most of Africans I order from petsupermarket takes couple days n beautiful strains for under 15 dollars when I see the same at local shops for 60 dollars
Why would you not want ob hybrids a lot of them are more colourful and All fish are line bred hybrids over thousands of generations just like all dogs are hybrid. This argument is dumb, nobody buys any freshwater fish that isn't a hybrid.
Most aggressive fish
That's why we love them :D
flute face
What a random name lol.
THIS WOMAN IS SO HOT..