Cillit Bang Kalkreiniger
This wonderful little cillit bang kalkreiniger is a wonderful little cichlid. I got it from the local aquarium shop, and it ended up being one of the most inexpensive cichlids I have bought in a long time. It has stunning red and black streaks that look like they are bleeding, but don’t worry. They’re completely harmless. The fish store didn’t have much selection, but had a nice selection of fish that were all red and this is what got me interested in breeding.
Cillit Bang Koi is a type of cichlid, which are also known as “Bang Breeder’s Tuna”. They grow in the tropical and subtropical waters around Indonesia and Malaysia. When raised in captivity, they tend to do fine. There are a few things that they should be avoided to make sure you get a healthy fish. These fish are known to be aggressive and will attack other fish if they are introduced into a large community of fish already living in the same system. They are also prone to picking on smaller fish in the tank, so keep that in mind when purchasing your fish.
Once you have brought your new Cillit Bang Kalkreiniger home, I would buy her some baby Cichlids that you could alternate between. That way, you wouldn’t stress out your fish when the bigger ones begin to fight. And you could always sell them if they weren’t selling. You don’t have to raise these babies to adulthood. Some will do fine in a fish tank until they are about 10 inches long.
Cillit Bang Kalkreiniger – An Asian Cichlids
Make sure when raising your fish that they are fed properly. Although they are carnivores, they will eat fish food. They will even eat bugs if you put some in the tank that they can’t get to. They are very active swimmers in the water, which makes them an excellent choice for freshwater tanks.
If you get a large Cillit Bang Kalkreiniger, then you would want to separate her from the others in the tank. That way, you can watch her and make sure she doesn’t get stressed out too much. Her temperament has been described as quiet, calm, gentle and trusting. She can tolerate a wide variety of different fish, although she does tend to get stressed out easily.
The male should start fighting with the females at around two to three years of age. Once he starts doing this, they should be separated and placed in separate tanks. Males tend to be very territorial and will fight to try to dominate the female. Once he is old enough, it won’t take long for him to take over and become the sole owner of the fish. If you want to raise a single female, then you might want to breed them together. This would allow you to have a baby that is half your size.