[siddhusai]

Hi;

What are the different types or strain of fronts that are availble in the world market tday do send me the url or the link to my email-id

my frnd has build a cement tub of size given below;
L=72inch/H=24inch/W=24inch
PH=7.1 to 7.9
he is planning to get frm me burundi fronts size is around 2 inches around 10 nos to put it in the cement tub the diet pattern is feeding the follow receipes pls give me yr valuable suggestion as to improve the color of the fronts
1. Hikari cichlid pellets
2.Tetra bits pellets
3.Frozen shrimp/Frozen bloodworms/Frozen dry worms 400gms/120gms

what could be the outcome of the growth of these 10 fronts in the cement tub within the next 6 months time pls tell us what size these fronts can attain by feeding these food

 

[cichlidgirl1]

There are the following types or groups: Frontosa and Gibberosa . A good way to remember how to tell them apart is that frontosa have eye stripes and gibberosa have eye mask and tend to be bluer. There are several variants not listed here but these are the most commonly found :

frontosa:
Burundi (6 stripes, the most common and least expensive, eye stripes)
Kigoma ((7 stripes, eye stripes)

Gibberosa:

Tanzanian
mpimbwe
Samazi
(there are several other tanz species but mpimbwe and samazi are most common, eye mask, bluer colors)

Zambian:
Nangu
Sumbu
Chaitika
(looks exactly like mpimbwe and other tanzanians, nice blue colors, eye mask , does not seem as popular as tanz and zaire and burundi, very few people keep them anymore)

Zaire:
Moba
Kapampa
Kitumba
mikula
(there are more than these, but these are the most commonly found. Zaires are the most intense blue and highest cost. Eye mask, High demand)