Thanks Fogel.
I had known it was the "sp"
I remember the fish first being stated as a lethrinops, and then going to tram. Then the "true" intermedius appeared which looks nothing like these. The thing that got me was this trio seemed so different than my male I already had. My male is a real looker and I was hoping to use these females with him. With the markings being what I am not used to, it had me wondering. The markings reminded me of many a protomela female, so I was concerned.
It was the picture of Blair Howells Lethrinops Marginatus that got me interested in this fish. I was unable to find the Marginatus anywhere, and at the time the Tram was in the Lethrinops family, so it was my next choice. I still seek the Marginatus that Blair has.
Alas, my pretty boy will get his shot with these girls and the male will get a "time out" in a big tank with a healthy dose of NLS.
Thanks again.
Jeff
I just have to post Blairs pic. What a beauty!
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I had known it was the "sp"
I remember the fish first being stated as a lethrinops, and then going to tram. Then the "true" intermedius appeared which looks nothing like these. The thing that got me was this trio seemed so different than my male I already had. My male is a real looker and I was hoping to use these females with him. With the markings being what I am not used to, it had me wondering. The markings reminded me of many a protomela female, so I was concerned.
It was the picture of Blair Howells Lethrinops Marginatus that got me interested in this fish. I was unable to find the Marginatus anywhere, and at the time the Tram was in the Lethrinops family, so it was my next choice. I still seek the Marginatus that Blair has.
Alas, my pretty boy will get his shot with these girls and the male will get a "time out" in a big tank with a healthy dose of NLS.
Thanks again.
Jeff
I just have to post Blairs pic. What a beauty!
