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Posted	what are these
29-09-2006 18:25 by Ste	doe anybody know the correct name for these fish
29-09-2006 18:27 by Ste	hope you dontmind ollie . i borowed your pic to name the fish
29-09-2006 18:37 by Ste	This is not a game i really dont know what these are and i have 4
29-09-2006 18:44 by wayne	fish ?
29-09-2006 19:02 by stevo	are they blue lumpheads??
29-09-2006 19:36 by Ste	i dont know what there scientific name is or there common name . but i need to know as the male is swimming around belly up and i will need to find a replacement but i cant find one if i dont know what the name is do you see the problem
29-09-2006 20:09 by yanton	nice fish, commonly called blue dolphins, proper name i think is Haplochromis Moori
29-09-2006 20:12 by Ste	thanks yarnton do you know where i can get another male?
29-09-2006 20:24 by Ste	Yanton thanks for pointing me in the right diection i have found quite a few adverts . The lati name is actually cytocara moori but you were almost there and it was enough for me to find what i was looking for . thanks again.
29-09-2006 21:05 by Danny Boy	ive kept these they are a great hap. should be commonly available ste.
29-09-2006 21:18 by Ste	Cheers Danny i have found some adults But they are at retail prices , silly money
29-09-2006 21:39 by yanton	Ste, just checked, yes they are cyrtocara moori
29-09-2006 21:56 by Ste	one of the dealers is listing them as cytocara/hap moori .so im now thinking that they are known by both names ,,,, confusing eh? i think wayne had the right answer. calling them plain old FISH!
30-09-2006 09:47 by Bruce	Yeah there Moori's my uncle has got several in his malwai setup.
02-10-2006 09:22 by Alan	They do best in a hap only set up they are not rock dwellors and prefer open water they can get to quite a size as well fantastic fish though I used to have a shoal of 8 of these all around 6" long all breeding sadly lost them all in a power cut one of the reasons I gave up rift valley cichlids it was heart breaking losing so many fish.

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