How to breed Neolamprologus leleupi - In-depth Species Profile

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The most in-depth video about Neolamprologus leleupi on RU-vid. If you want to know how to look after these fish, maintain their colour and successfully breed them. Make sure you watch this video!
What?? Two videos in two weeks? What is going on? Well, I have been working on this video since June 2021... And my last in-depth species profile was published a few months earlier in April 2021. So I am extremely happy to have this video ready to go to celebrate reaching 4,000 subscribers! Thank you to each and every one of you for subscribing!
I also reached a milestone recently on Instagram with 1,000 followers! Things seemed to have synced up with that and RU-vid, pretty much hitting both milestones in the same week.
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Комментарии : 57

@MbunaMarcus Год назад

About time someone showcased this wonderful cichlid :) Incredible video.

@fuxington Год назад

Love that your Chanel focuses on lake Tanganyika. There is so very little video content about the species from the lake. Most of what I find is the hardcore dudes from the 80’s importing tropheus like they were gold.

@JasonsCichlids Год назад

Cheers for that, as you can tell, I love Tanganyikan Cichlids. Agree that there isn't much content out there about them on youtube. Trying to make them more popular by showing them on my channel.

@dinodinosaur2930 Год назад

👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽 Another excellent video Jason ... The quality of your fish is outstanding ... Thank you

@JasonsCichlids Год назад

Thank you so much mate, a lot went into that one!

@robertsowinski164 Год назад

Great info, thank you! I love my Leleupi.

@JasonsCichlids Год назад

Glad you liked it, same here mate! They are beautiful little fish

@tjautocross Год назад

Congrats on 4,000!!! Love this video. As if there was any other possibility. 😂

@JasonsCichlids Год назад

Thanks mate! Glad you loved it!

@aquarialife8418 Год назад

Great info! 👍🏻👍🏻

@JasonsCichlids Год назад

Cheers for that! ✌️

@DavidDK1975 Год назад

Jason that was very informative on Luleupi...Thanks for the video..

@JasonsCichlids Год назад

Not a problem, glad you enjoyed it

@aquabytes5170 Год назад

Love your work Jason! Setting up a tank for these guys soon

@JasonsCichlids Год назад

Cheers for that. Glad to hear! Good luck with them mate ✌

@paulhunt2888 Год назад

Amazing leleupi profile Jason. Great to watch video . One of my all time favourite Tanganyikan species Thank you for sharing 🙂

@JasonsCichlids Год назад

Thanks a lot for that Paul, glad you liked it mate!

@robertsowinski164 Год назад

Thank you for the great content. I have Leleupi, they have not spawned yet but I'm hopeful. Keep up to great content.

@JasonsCichlids Год назад

Glad you enjoyed it. Good luck with your leleupi!

@wadeb.5509 Год назад

Very interesting. I just started a "shellie" tank (not even cycled, but brand new) this weekend. I look forward to doing another tank in the future where maybe these would be nice.

@JasonsCichlids Год назад

What shellies are you getting Wade? If you want a splash of colour and are into Tangs, definitely consider leleupi

@wadeb.5509 Год назад

@@JasonsCichlids I will! I've got a blank slate to work with right now. Rock shelf, sight line blockers and a substrate mixed from pool filter sand, aragonite and a caribsea chichlid (kind of a crushed shell mix) mix has been placed. Just added the heater yesterday and playing the bacteria waiting game while I complete the build out. My biggest issue is summer time tank temps....It will be very close to the 80 degree mark plus a degree or two on occasion. Open to suggestions for sure. Edited to add: 40 gallon set up and I would love to have a two species tank as opposed to a single

@mandyliu246 Год назад

Lovely yellow fishes

@JasonsCichlids 11 месяцев назад

They are 👍 nice to see a species of fish where the females are just as colourful as the males

@njw7255 Год назад

👍

@JasonsCichlids Год назад

Cheers for that 👍

@abesworld8186 Год назад

Hey great video love the tips Maybe do a special on cyathopharynx fercifer resha and foai types I’d love too see what you come up with Thanks Abe

@JasonsCichlids Год назад

Cheers Abe, glad you enjoyed it. That will be a video in the future once I have spawned them a few times. I like to make the in-depth species videos only once I have done that. Thanks for the suggestion.

@MindBodyAtom Год назад

My Leleupi had fry... do i need to move them? I have a community tanganyika tank?

@JasonsCichlids Год назад

Congrats on your spawn. Yeah, I suggest you catch them out

@courtneyt800 Год назад

They certainly can have funny attitudes at times, also can swim upside down!

@JasonsCichlids Год назад

They do, interesting little guys!

@modified13 Год назад

Nice video! How long before juveniles start pairing?

@mandyliu246 Год назад

I am interested to know if you would keep Fairy Cichlids (Lamprologus Birchardi)?

@JasonsCichlids 11 месяцев назад

I used to when I was a teenager. Bred them by the thousands! Beautiful little cichlid for beginners.

@johnmaude5065 Год назад

They are a beautiful fish, wish we could have them up here

@JasonsCichlids Год назад

Really John? Can't get them in the NT no matter what shipping preparation you do?

@johnmaude5065 Год назад

@@JasonsCichlids no we have a allowable list and they aren’t on it 🥹

@JasonsCichlids Год назад

@@johnmaude5065 That really is disappointing. Wonder why leleupi specifically aren't allowed when other Tanganyikans are.

@johnmaude5065 Год назад

@@JasonsCichlids the only fish that’s similar we’re allowed to have is Lamprologus ocellatus

@JasonsCichlids Год назад

Wow really? That is surprising. I guess if they got out in the wild, they would be small enough to get eaten and not take over.

@armyhobbies Год назад

Is it normal for leleupi to have red coloration on their gills, as shown in 8:26? I have 10 leleupi & several of them have that coloration.

@JasonsCichlids 6 месяцев назад

Yes, I believe so as all mine have had it and lose it as they continue to mature.

@derekkearns3377 3 месяца назад

@@JasonsCichlids if from the Congo side.

@DavidDK1975 Год назад

Jason ,I had a query...you said during your video do not do much water changes on the Tanganyikan set up as Lake Tanganyika has very stable parameters that dont fluctuate... My doubt is.. does the parameters in Lake Malawi fluctuate a lot?? since water changes on malawi tanks can be in large amounts each time with no issues...

@JasonsCichlids Год назад

Stability is the key with Tanganyikans and you must do water changes regularly. Weekly water changes of 25% the aquarium volume is generally recommended. That said, there is no real clear cut answer cause of several factors such as your filtration system, stocking levels and the amount of food fed to the fish. That's why its a general recommendation. No, Lake Malawi's water parameters do not fluctuate much either, its just said that Lake Tanganyikan Cichlids are more sensitive to water parameters changes.

@DavidDK1975 Год назад

@@JasonsCichlids Thanks Jason...great info

@johnwesley578 Год назад

How to save the fries of 1-6days old?

@JasonsCichlids 11 месяцев назад

Very hard to save them when they are so young. What is happening? Are the parents eating them?

@yourgonajah1172 Год назад

Gday mate do you have some for sale, do you ship? Thank you

@JasonsCichlids Год назад

No sorry I don't ship.

@degaresaquatics Год назад

Beautiful but Neolamprologus Multifaciatus are better parents and the siblings don’t eat their own siblings

@JasonsCichlids Год назад

Agree, Multies are pretty much the easiest fish to breed because of both those factors. They are great

@glosfishgb6267 11 месяцев назад

leleupi hate corys ime

@gumpysee3644 Год назад

im just setting up a rio 125l for some multies . would you recomend any of these aswell or can you recomend any other cichlids for the size of tank i have and also the number of fish i can keep in a 125l tank . thanks

@JasonsCichlids Год назад

No, unfortunately I don't think it would be a good idea to add leleupi to a 100L aquarium with multies. The tank is a good size for a small colony of multies (6) but the addition of any other type of fish would be too much. Reason for this is you will definitely end up with fry from the multies and your tank will get quite full pretty quickly. Probably not what you wanted to hear but unfortunately I think that's best.

@gumpysee3644 Год назад

@@JasonsCichlids no mate thats cool , i would prefer you were honest . ill just grab some multies then i think and go from there . i have a 100 gallon tank aswell which i will set up so i can buy other fish when thats set up