[kezza]

I have an oportunity to pick a pair of these up (M/F).

Not sure if the description is 100% right, but I am no expert. I thought I'd ask on here.

Any suggestions greatly receieved.

Thanks

 

[samaki]

Hi Kezza it seems to be Pundamilia.sp"red flank" to me
xris

 

[kezza]

Thanks Xris.

The Pundamilia Sp "Red Flank" looks good. I found a few example pictures on the net and they seem a good match. There is no species profile on C-F?? I understand that this is closely related to a Nyererei?

I'm guessing then that this will not do to well with a Pundamilia Nyererei, or Pundamilia Pundamilia.

I don't see too many about, are they rare?

Thanks again guys :thumb:

 

[samaki]

Re Kezza
P.sp"red flank"is quite rare, as yu thought, it's not a good idea to house it with one of the Pundamalia species yu cited. Yu're two people from England that keep this species
xris

 

[alanastar]

Hi Kezza,

you could have picked some of these up last sunday mate, i have had these for some time now.

your right about not mixing with other Pundamilia but mine are ok in with rock kribs and Astatotilapia latifasciata.

i have kept youngsters in with hap. "ruby greens" but havent kept them together as adults.
they are a lot more easy going than your typical nyererei.

a very nice fish :thumb:

 

[kezza]

Oh bum!!

Are you taking any up to Cambridge? If not, can you?

It would be easier for me to pick up the Kribs, Ruby Greens and Red Flanks in one shot. I guess you'll be looking at moving a pair again?

I hope we can work something out. :thumb:

Cheers

 

[kezza]

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