Modest_Man
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Forgot one of some of the scratches the male dovii is putting into my acrylic.
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My current trimac project down to these two fish:
Trimac #1
What I like: elongated body, awesome trailers, one ghetto eye 'teardrop'.
What I dont like: uneven looking 'flowers' on side and a bit skittish.
Trimac #2
What I like: nice even 'flowers', 'teardrop' under both eyes, a bit more bold and outgoing than #1.
What I dont like: stays very dark looking all the time, has a weird pigmentation in eye on other side.
Trimac #1
What I like: elongated body, awesome trailers, one ghetto eye 'teardrop'.
What I dont like: uneven looking 'flowers' on side and a bit skittish.
Trimac #2
What I like: nice even 'flowers', 'teardrop' under both eyes, a bit more bold and outgoing than #1.
What I dont like: stays very dark looking all the time, has a weird pigmentation in eye on other side.
I dont know about the rest of you guys but Im running out of good pictures to post.
This was the Petsmart red devil I recently rehomed. A goodbye pic of the fish. I really wish I had a better shot of it when it had a bigger hump and was at its prime. This one is an older pic.
This was the Petsmart red devil I recently rehomed. A goodbye pic of the fish. I really wish I had a better shot of it when it had a bigger hump and was at its prime. This one is an older pic.
Nice!
This is not my pic, and it is not one of my fish, but it's so pretty that I thought I'd post it anyway.
The enigmatic 'Ilangi Moorii', thought to be a rare, naturally occurring hybrid between Tropheus sp. 'red' Chilanga and T. moorii Nangu. Status uncertain in the wild, as it's tiny range in Kasaba Bay is inhabited by numerous large crocodiles.
The enigmatic 'Ilangi Moorii', thought to be a rare, naturally occurring hybrid between Tropheus sp. 'red' Chilanga and T. moorii Nangu. Status uncertain in the wild, as it's tiny range in Kasaba Bay is inhabited by numerous large crocodiles.
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Not sure, I bought it from martin Henry’s as an altolamprologus calvus. There was no additional information shared about it. When I got him has barely an inch. He is probably 2” now
I don't think so; it looks like the original Altolamprologus calvus, which is sometimes called 'Pearly' in the hobby.
fishguy1978
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They have always piqued my interest, which is why I picking up two more…. But sir Keith’s fish ( I can’t remember the name now, but they were yellow and almost peacock cichlid shaped) but they may be in cards down the road…. I mean way down the road
Ophthalmotilapia nasuta Kipili Gold male in normal coloration; breeding dress is much darker-
Yes! The white egg shaped spots at the end of their ventral fins was crazy cool. I’m sure it’s for attracting females or maybe warning other males to stay away.