In the Central Americans' forum, someone posted a photo of a fish that I can not readily verify. Middle Africa's great cichlid diversity is largely alien to me. Any assistance in identifying this fish would be greatly appreciated. Please visit this post:
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by aquaticwonders » Fri Dec 23, 2005 9:21 am
Thankyou for moving the post Joe.
The fish has been identified as Pelmatochromis Nigrofasciatus.
Cheers again
Wayne
The fish has been identified as Pelmatochromis Nigrofasciatus.
Cheers again
Wayne
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by Darrell Ullisch » Wed Jan 11, 2006 8:17 pm
Not to toot my own horn, but TOOT TOOT!
I have a thread in this forum with a photo of my pair of Pelmatochromis nigrofasciatus sitting on eggs. I looked at the photos you had in the other thread, I only saw a male , or males. Females tend to be much smaller and stockier in appearance. Very mild mannered species, my 12cm male doesn't even chase the 3cm swordtail fry in there.
I have a thread in this forum with a photo of my pair of Pelmatochromis nigrofasciatus sitting on eggs. I looked at the photos you had in the other thread, I only saw a male , or males. Females tend to be much smaller and stockier in appearance. Very mild mannered species, my 12cm male doesn't even chase the 3cm swordtail fry in there.
If you can't Dazzle them with your Brilliance, then try to Baffle them with your BullS***!
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