It's apparent that Ptychochromis grandidieri has a common name that is extremely appropriate. It can be found in Madagascar along almost the entire east coast of the island. It is not as threatened or as endangered a species as virtually all of the other Madagascan cichlid species because of a much more extensive range and an ability to withstand saline conditions (brackish water estuaries, coastal lagoons). And the yellow-gold breeding coloration speaks for itself - pretty stunning.
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Why called 'East Coast Golds'?
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Why called 'East Coast Golds'?
by notho2000 » Thu Apr 26, 2012 4:38 pm
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Re: Why called 'East Coast Golds'?
by Piotr Koba » Thu Apr 26, 2012 5:05 pm
Great vid of wonderful Malgasy cichlids. As usual. What about size of this pair?
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Re: Why called 'East Coast Golds'?
by notho2000 » Thu Apr 26, 2012 5:29 pm
Piotr Koba wrote:Great vid of wonderful Malgasy cichlids. As usual. What about size of this pair?
Thanks Piotr. The male is around 9", the female 7".
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