Why Julidochromis Dickfeldi Are The Right Fit For You!

Julidochromis Dickfeldi were one of my first African Cichlids. They are a fantastic fit for this situation. They are easy, peaceful, stay small, and are plant safe. In this video, we discuss how to look after them and why they are a fantastic option for so many people, not just cichlid keepers. I still love them just as much as the day when I first set eyes on them!
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[@loganhiatt6101]

I love your aquarium videos

[@theaquariumprojectnz]

Thanks I appreciate that!

[@nixequestrian3721]

These look really cool & like they'd be a lot of fun to keep. Could you do a video on the smaller African species we can get here that can be kept properly in say a 90cm-1m long or 150L-200L tank as per the Dickfeldi?- that is if there is any others? I do admire the stunning African tanks with their fish that look more like salt water species than fresh water, but my understanding with Africans is limited enough that I thought most the species got on the bigger & too aggressive side for smaller (150L- 200L range) tanks so I've never bothered even considering them as an option since I can't have any tanks over 1mx45cmx45cm until we become homeowners ourselves.

[@theaquariumprojectnz]

Hey sure can do. There is a fair few options in terms of both Tanganyikans and Malawi fish

[@nixequestrian3721]

@@theaquariumprojectnz That would be awesome- thanks :)

[@GayForFritoLay]

How do you keep the crypts alive without an aqua soil or root tab that doesn't lower pH?