Think Fish Keepers Daily News. [2016-2019]

I've just caught the fish playing a game of "What time is it now, Mr Wolf?" Ordinarily, one harlequin sits in a particular location, and anyone who dares swim into that territory gets chased away. I got distracted by noticing that all tank inhabitants were behind him, nudging one another forward, then one female tetra seemed to take a leap of faith and went darting forward, only to be met by him spinning 180' round to face her head on and then be chased around the inside of the tank as though she'd committed the most heinous of crimes. The other fish all seemed to freeze in their tracks, out of shock.

Okay, the fish have surprised me again, we have just had a teen pregnancy in the Cichlid tank!
During the week I noticed the two Firemouth Cichlids were showing off to each other, but I've only had the tank running 6 weeks and all the fish were bought as small juveniles, so I just thought 'Oh good a pair'. They still are only about 7cm, which is about half adult size and not showing any adult colouration or sexual dimorphism but clearly that's not important as we now have 150 eggs and they have taken to caring for them in a big way.
They have established a 50cm³ 'no fly zone' or should it be 'enforced their Common fisheries policy territorial waters' so everybody else is in the other 2/3rds of the tank They are fantastically well organised in their guard and cleaning duties. The instant one returns to the eggs the other swims off to patrol the boarders or work on a large excavation in the sand under a rock, I'm guessing this is for the fry.
I have no idea if the eggs are fertile yet and I doubt if the fry will survive once they are free swimming as I'm fairly sure everybody else is partial to live food but they are fascinating to watch.

@Sue Yes they are doing that so I am hopeful.
I'm not judging the Firemouths of course, but I will be sitting the others down and giving the others 'the talk' about safe sex and making sure they find the right fish.

We have wrigglers ! The parents are now picking them off the wall and transporting them to one or the excavations Both have changed colour overnight and the territorial water have moved out to the 200mile limit (must have Icelandic genes in them)

Very exciting indeed, @Andy the minion - keep us fully posted on progress, please.

I went to my LFS this morning - and, this time, fell completely head-over-heels for these http://www.killi.co.uk/speciesProfile/Nothobranchius/guentheri/ . There's no option now - I am absolutely going to have to resume a mega clearout of paperwork, etc, in order to free up some space for a second tank...

Does anyone know what has happened to the Seriously Fish site?
I just get a message to say that the domain has expired.

The Firemouth fry are still developing and will be getting to the end of their egg sacks soon. Does anybody have a good suggestion for delivering food to them under a rock at the bottom of a 60cm tank?
Given the level of the parental care I wouldn't put it past them to gather and spit out food for them but I haven't seen any references to this behaviour.
Sucking up a solution of either brine shrimp or powered flake using a syringe with a long length of airline tube fitted is the only idea I have at the moment?

@Sue my response to SF was much the same as yours.   

@Andy the minion I think the turkey baster/pipette is a good idea. If feeding flake crush it really small, to a powder, mix with a small amount of tank water & use a pipette/baster to deliver to the approximate area. I'm sure they'll get some of it.

I am a member of another fishkeeping forum and I know one of the members on there writes articles for SF. So I started a thread on there asking is anyone knew anything. The chap in question has replied saying it has been off line recently for up to a week but the domain thing is new to him. He has only recently been revising the loach entries.
But the site owner has not been responding to emails and the chap on the other forum is worried, about both SF and its owner.

Does anyone know what has happened to the Seriously Fish site?
I just get a message to say that the domain has expired.

I've only ever once had an error message on that site, and I look at it at least several times per week. I've just tried it from Google Chrome and Internet Explorer and that's certainly a new message I've never seen before. This is indeed rather worrying about both the site and indeed its owner. Update: I see SF has a Facebook page https://en-gb.facebook.com/SeriouslyFish/ and it's possible to send a message to them which I'll do (although this is probably what the other guy has been doing too).