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- Interests:Cichlids, odd plants (succulents, carnivores etc). I keep mainly stepped breeding lake Tanganjikans now (Neolamprologus, Julidochromis, Chalinochromis etc) - and have been in the hobby for almost 11 years now.<br /><br />Amongst my first fish were a variety of Apistogramma and Pelvicachromis species - fish I still have a soft spot for.<br /><br />I grow a range of plants and amongst my favourites are my collection of Ceropegia spp., other Stapeliads and Sarracenias.<br /><br />When I'm not doing forum stuff - I'm a molecular biologist with a PhD in fungal ecology.
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