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| Tanganyika Cichlids From the diminutive shell dwellers to the largest known cichlid species, the cichlidae of the oldest Great African Lake continue to fascinate. Discuss them here. |
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As soon as they're visible in the shell (which means they hatched about 5-7 days ago - they hatch a day or two after they're laid, then stay in the shell absorbing their yolk sacs for about five days) they're quite ready and able to eat. In fact, they're surely already eating - microscopic bacteria on the substrate, crumbs mom spills (probably on purpose), etc. So go ahead! I'd also make sure the parents stay well-fed on pellet foods that will break up and filter down to the fry.
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I don't even feed mine. The parents take care of all that by being messy eaters.
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