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| Posted | where can i find mature fish? |
| 01-07-2006 21:48 by jakem |
hello i have been trying to work out what fish i have by looking in a book but i did not have too much luck. i think i have found a couple and they are labidochromis caeruleus, melanochromis auratus, labeotropheus trewavasae and frontosa. i think that is what i got but not 100% iahe got alot more but most of them are babies but i think they are a mixture.
i want to get more colourful fish but i need them 2"-4" so they dont get eaten any ideas i live in slough. cheers jake |
| 01-07-2006 21:49 by jakem |
here is a couple undentified fish of mine
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| 01-07-2006 21:50 by jakem |
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| 01-07-2006 21:50 by jakem |
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| 01-07-2006 21:50 by dave cook |
look like albino malawi chillids not 100% of there real name though |
| 01-07-2006 21:51 by dave cook |
lexter will be your man for this |
| 01-07-2006 21:53 by jakem |
i have got more but i cant get pics of them lol
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| 01-07-2006 22:02 by dave cook |
lovly fish what size tank you got jake and how long
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| 01-07-2006 22:11 by jakem |
cheers well right this min the fish are in a 3ft tank, i started off with a couple and they just bred like mad.
but right this min im setting up their new home 5ftx3ftx2ft |
| 01-07-2006 22:51 by Ray |
Hello the top fish is maylandia estherae (red zebra), the middle a maylandia/pseudotropheus orange blotch (ob zebra),and the bottom again maylandia/pseudo poss aurora but to be honest it could be loads of types or even a hybrid. |
| 02-07-2006 11:52 by jakem |
ok cool but does any one know where i can get bigger fish
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| 02-07-2006 12:34 by Ray |
maidenhead always have adults in stock,but Mbuna usually leave smaller fish alone,in a large tank with plenty of rocks you should have no problem mixing in smaller fish |
| 04-07-2006 15:08 by ryanroddis |
Hi, The first fish shown is a Mbuna Estrahae, i think thats how its spelt, The third is some breed of Psuedthrophius. |
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