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I'm based locally, so that's why I said I prefer local shipping.

Sinking pellets are decent, but corys really thrive on variety. I alternate between frozen bloodworms, brine shrimp, and high-quality sinking wafers. They go nuts for the bloodworms, lol. Just make sure whatever you use sinks fast enough for them to catch it before other fish hog it all.


Yep ...

I've got a few yellow labs and I'd say yes, she's holding.

Used my iPhone to take the photos.

I nearly did a Cichlid tank and seeing that makes me wish I had, the colours and the big fish must be amazing to watch.

If you hold the food just above the water for a bit, they'll come out to take it from you. Mine definitely know when it's feeding time, no doubt about it.

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I'd agree with lanky_bark, you often see this in a tank till the dominant one's satisfied that everyone knows who's in charge.

I'm based in Bath, got the fish from a few different places, spent a few days on the move looking at loads of fish and picked the ones that I liked. I'm only thinking about selling the fish, I'd like to know what they're worth to sell?

Hi guys, I'm having a clear out and I'm thinking of selling all my malawis. I've got around 40-50 of them, all under 2 years old, and I've also got handfulls of babies from all breeds in there. My stock includes:

Gephyrochromis acei, Labidochromis caeruleus (Electric yellow labido), Labidochromis ...