Vieja och kompisar / Val av art

[Lejonmarie]

Vilken vacker Ciklid det var på sidan: Vieja hartwegi
Den gillade jag, käner ni till den?
men ajg skulle tro att det aldrig skulle gåtillsammasn med en annan Vieja eller hur!? Då blev det nog bråk och fullt i karet!

[Lejonmarie]

Vilken vacker Ciklid det var på sidan: Vieja hartwegi
Den gillade jag, käner ni till den?
men ajg skulle tro att det aldrig skulle gåtillsammasn med en annan Vieja eller hur!? Då blev det nog bråk och fullt i karet!

[Gwendly]

angånde hartwegi kan jag svara på hur den är:
så här skrev chris till mig:

Vieja's represent a fairly big assemblage of species with fairly diverse
temperments.
Synspillus, often reffered to as the Quetzal Cichlid is a fiarly docile
species considering its company. Adults can easily atain 14-16" in size so
the 100 gallon will eventually be to small.
Maculicauda, (black belt) in its many variable and distinct naturally
occuring forms all get to aggressive for your tank.
Fennestratus (red tiger) too big, too aggresive but really sharp fish all
the same.
Guttulatum (robin egg cichlid) smaller species can become aggressive as
adults.
Zonatum, nice secies but I personally haven't kept them through adulthood.
Although we do have a nice group of F1 youngsters growing up now for the
following season.
Harwegi although not that large is absolute hell on wheels, I have a pair of
tem in a 180 gallon right living and breeding quite peacefully along side a
pair of 'Oscars' and a pair of wild caught marmoratum Crenicichlines.
An absolute ideal species if you're hell bent on the Vieja's would be
heterospillus or the Rainbow Vieja. Very closely allied with maculicauda but
is a distinct species.
I have a group of 10 or so growing up now and they would hard to tell apart
from the Nicarauguan (pet trade) variants of maculicauda albeit they are
very peacefull.
Sometimes considered a vieja and sometimes considered a Herichthys
(dependant on whose group you choose to follow) pearcii is another somewhat
less aggressive although large species. Not very readily available in the
pet trade.
Tuyrensis is an possible choice if you could ever find them. Rapps often has
young available too bad you cannot ship accross the border.
Regani,Godmani both are pretty aggressive but really sharp and worth the
effort.
melanurus not too aggresive, similar to synspillus until sexually mature and
the true colors come out.
Another similar species too them is bifasciatus. Not as stunning as some of
the others but an equally cool species.
Argentea and the lesser variants grow very large and can be quite aggressive
once mature.

[Gwendly]

angånde hartwegi kan jag svara på hur den är:
så här skrev chris till mig:

Vieja's represent a fairly big assemblage of species with fairly diverse
temperments.
Synspillus, often reffered to as the Quetzal Cichlid is a fiarly docile
species considering its company. Adults can easily atain 14-16" in size so
the 100 gallon will eventually be to small.
Maculicauda, (black belt) in its many variable and distinct naturally
occuring forms all get to aggressive for your tank.
Fennestratus (red tiger) too big, too aggresive but really sharp fish all
the same.
Guttulatum (robin egg cichlid) smaller species can become aggressive as
adults.
Zonatum, nice secies but I personally haven't kept them through adulthood.
Although we do have a nice group of F1 youngsters growing up now for the
following season.
Harwegi although not that large is absolute hell on wheels, I have a pair of
tem in a 180 gallon right living and breeding quite peacefully along side a
pair of 'Oscars' and a pair of wild caught marmoratum Crenicichlines.
An absolute ideal species if you're hell bent on the Vieja's would be
heterospillus or the Rainbow Vieja. Very closely allied with maculicauda but
is a distinct species.
I have a group of 10 or so growing up now and they would hard to tell apart
from the Nicarauguan (pet trade) variants of maculicauda albeit they are
very peacefull.
Sometimes considered a vieja and sometimes considered a Herichthys
(dependant on whose group you choose to follow) pearcii is another somewhat
less aggressive although large species. Not very readily available in the
pet trade.
Tuyrensis is an possible choice if you could ever find them. Rapps often has
young available too bad you cannot ship accross the border.
Regani,Godmani both are pretty aggressive but really sharp and worth the
effort.
melanurus not too aggresive, similar to synspillus until sexually mature and
the true colors come out.
Another similar species too them is bifasciatus. Not as stunning as some of
the others but an equally cool species.
Argentea and the lesser variants grow very large and can be quite aggressive
once mature.

[Lejonmarie]

Tack för ett såå långt svar!

Hmm av det jag läser så ser det ut om man kan ha två Vieja tillsammans!

Hur mycket är en gallon, min inte exact!?[]

[Lejonmarie]

Tack för ett såå långt svar!

Hmm av det jag läser så ser det ut om man kan ha två Vieja tillsammans!

Hur mycket är en gallon, min inte exact!?[]

[Gwendly]

en gallon är 3,83 liter, så 180 gallons skulle vara cirkus 700 liter

[Gwendly]

en gallon är 3,83 liter, så 180 gallons skulle vara cirkus 700 liter

[Lejonmarie]

Oki.
Tack kan vara bra att veta för när det just gäller centraler så är det offta stora kar som krav. [B)]
Få skaffa större.. [:p]

Tack!

[Lejonmarie]

Oki.
Tack kan vara bra att veta för när det just gäller centraler så är det offta stora kar som krav. [B)]
Få skaffa större.. [:p]

Tack!