
Following up on the previous post about cichlid resources, I thought I would query you, the reader, with this one. The previous post focused mostly on online content and the wide range of targeted audiences.

Following up on the previous post about cichlid resources, I thought I would query you, the reader, with this one. The previous post focused mostly on online content and the wide range of targeted audiences.

Looking for some new plants? How about some fertilizer for your plants, some fish food, or maybe even a back-up, emergency air pump? I know just the place.
Looking for videos of your favorite fishes in their natural habitat? There are lots of YouTube and Vimeo videos available online. There are also multiple YouTube channels dedicated solely to showing videos of this type.

For the beginners out there, there are numerous resources available to make your fishkeeping journey as easy as possible.
Are you familiar with Jason Adams at Prime Time Aquatics? If not, you should check out his YouTube Channel. He’s been a fish keeper for over 40 years and he has a lot of great content. Though his channel isn’t specifically about cichlids, he does have numerous videos about cichlids. Furthermore, much of his advice applies equally to cichlid keeping as it does to other tropical freshwater fish.