Members'fish pics

[Madness]

 

[lloyd378]

The stripes are usually a juvenile thing, and not significant of really anything wrong, but it usually means something probably spooked it ( temporarily). Parachromis do this as juveniles too.

 

[sir_keith]

The stripes are usually a juvenile thing, and not significant of really anything wrong, but it usually means something probably spooked it ( temporarily). Parachromis do this as juveniles too.

That's what I was curious about, because many African cichlids do the same thing. They also have visual signals that are important social cues; for example, fright patterns that signify 'I give up,' or aggression patterns that signify 'Get out of my territory.' It's fascinating, and one of the reasons I keep fishes that can be kept in social groups in captivity.

 

[Madness]

 

[fishguy1978]

 

[sir_keith]

Ophthalmotilapia nasuta Chimba 'Tiger'-

 

[DMD123]

Sometimes it just feels like they are trying to talk...

 

[fishguy1978]

Lovin'the colors on my CL sev

One escaped the food chain

 

[DMD123]

My little bumblebee oscar, week two and the dots are starting to connect and become the banding the fish will show later on

 

[Madness]

 

[DMD123]

The big Rhino pleco

 

[John58Ford]

Juvenile multi looking bright

 

[sir_keith]

The last two posts remind me of David and Goliath...

 

[DMD123]

Old trimac photo

 

[lloyd378]

Our kitten Nash, really wants to see and hunt my fahaka puffer. Haha

 

[DMD123]

The little guy is insatiable, constantly looking for food

 

[DMD123]

A rare sighting, my male albino bn pleco. This one came from @fishguy1978

 

[DMD123]

My albino hoplo sat still for one minute, lol

 

[fishguy1978]

 

[Madness]

Loving the look of these 2 Grammodes. Here is one of them