i know what some are but its hard to get a picture of one mbuna in the tank. iam looking for a id of the blusish grey with strips.jhunbj said:How big r they? The first ones body looks like my Ps. Saulosi and the second one looks like M. Estherae.
Elongatus is just a little more slender bodied than that, but that's close.rED O said:i found my match Pseudotropheus elongatus
http://www.aqua-fish.net/imgs/fish/slender-mbuna.jpg
That is not an enlongatus chewere. A male Psuedotropheus sp. enlongatus "chewere" does not have blue vertical stripes that extend the entire vertical portion of the body, they are more of a diamond shape along the approximate center of the torso. That fish was one of the Ps. sp. enlongatus yellow tail varieties of which there are several quite similar looking ones. It was however quite nice looking :thumb:jhunbj said:By the way, I really like the look of ur Elongatus Chewere. :thumb:
Oops... my bad. :lol:etcbrown said:That is not an enlongatus chewere. A male Psuedotropheus sp. enlongatus "chewere" does not have blue vertical stripes that extend the entire vertical portion of the body, they are more of a diamond shape along the approximate center of the torso. That fish was one of the Ps. sp. enlongatus yellow tail varieties of which there are several quite similar looking ones. It was however quite nice looking :thumb: