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Posted	What fish is this?
12-06-2006 11:30 by darknight	Can anybody please identify this fish thanks
12-06-2006 11:33 by darknight	heere's the fish i'm trying to identify
12-06-2006 11:54 by darknight	here's the fish i'm trying to identify
12-06-2006 12:08 by Danny Boy	looks similar to a female mozambique tilapia but the head isnt a match
12-06-2006 12:21 by Alan	I have seen one before I'm sure of it what info do you have on it so far.
12-06-2006 13:33 by darknight	Absolutely nothing
12-06-2006 13:48 by PaddyD	Looks like a Copadichromissp to me. Not sure of the species looks a bit like chrysonotus. But there are quite a lot of described and undescribed species. Females will be a bronzy, silver colour generally in this genus. http://malawicichlids.com/mw08018.htm
13-06-2006 09:03 by Alan	I was think Copadichromis chrysonatus juvenile it may be on the verge of getting its mature colouration the male is a stunning fish. I seem to recall the juveniles have a slight patch as the picky shows but if the spot is normally much darker you caould have a plearostigma this is a predominantly silver fish with a black spot just about where the black spot is on your fish.
13-06-2006 09:28 by darknight	the fish is approx 5 inches long
13-06-2006 10:30 by Alan	Could also be an otopharynx heterodon female my thinking with reagrds to the above still remains the copadichromis are fairly large haps attaining 20 cms with little difficulty given the right conditions.
13-06-2006 16:44 by darknight	thanks for the help

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