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It’s common knowledge that Julidochromis species are rock dwellers, but did you know they will also move sand?
I have posted numerous times about Julidochromis dickfeldi. They are one of my favorite lamprologine cichlids. They’re both active and prolific breeders.
I anticipate there will be considerable changes to the fishroom over the next couple of months, but I am not certain which direction I’ll go.
For close to four years, my breeding pairs of Julidochromis dickfeldi spawned regularly. I have posted many times about them and their prolific breeding.
I haven’t given a full update on the fish room in a while, so I thought today was as good as time as any to do that.
Earlier this week when feeding the fish, I noticed one of my J. marksmithi juveniles lying partially upright on the bottom of the 20g long, species only tank in which it resides.
Though I have posted photos of all my tanks over time, I have never shown them all at once. I thus decided to take a video of my entire fish room.
I posted previously about some new fish I ordered from Dave Schumacher at Dave’s Rare Aquarium Fish. They arrived earlier this week on Tuesday.