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I purchased a group of cichlids from a guy who was moving and needed to move them fast. Here is a list of the purchase: 1 group of 7 pseudotropheus kingsizei (males showing outstanding color) 1.5-2 inches.
1 group of 7 cynotilapia white top hara (2.25 inches, dominant male is definately show quality)
1 group of 4 yellow labs ranging from 1 inch to 2.5 inches.
1 group of 9 otopharnyx orange and black (male is starting to blow up with color! Really do not want to get rid of them, but need to) Great ratio.
Group of 5 Bolivian rams. (have bred twice, but I failed to keep an eye on the other fish in the tank) VERY beautiful fish.
Breeding group of Lamprologus Similis. at least 12, and guessing shells are full of fry, but haven't seen them out yet.
8 calico and albino bushynose ranging from 1.25 inch to 2 inch.
I lost 1 yellow 1 otopharynx and a blue one in transit (not sure how).
Anyways my question really starts with how do I tell the "kingsizei" apart from the "White top hara"? I may post further questions in the future. Thank You
1 group of 7 cynotilapia white top hara (2.25 inches, dominant male is definately show quality)
1 group of 4 yellow labs ranging from 1 inch to 2.5 inches.
1 group of 9 otopharnyx orange and black (male is starting to blow up with color! Really do not want to get rid of them, but need to) Great ratio.
Group of 5 Bolivian rams. (have bred twice, but I failed to keep an eye on the other fish in the tank) VERY beautiful fish.
Breeding group of Lamprologus Similis. at least 12, and guessing shells are full of fry, but haven't seen them out yet.
8 calico and albino bushynose ranging from 1.25 inch to 2 inch.
I lost 1 yellow 1 otopharynx and a blue one in transit (not sure how).
Anyways my question really starts with how do I tell the "kingsizei" apart from the "White top hara"? I may post further questions in the future. Thank You