[dfarci]

I have a small colony of these and the same given to them when I arrived was M. callainos Chidunga White Zebra. Clearly that is incorrect. These look like a Labidochromis species, but I'm not sure which. Males have a yellow forehead as pictured, while females are solid white all around. Very stocky, short bodies and narrow faces. I can get more photos if needed but this captures most of their appearance.

 

[james1983]

Could it be labidochromis caeruleus Lundu? I'm not sure of the rarity of this collection point, but the looks match.

https://www.cichlid-forum.com/profiles/ ... hp?id=1666

 

[noki]

Yes, look like a Caeruleus type of Labidochromis. If pure, they seem like a rare but cool fish.

Not sure there really is a Callainos White from Chindunga or Chidunga

 

[dfarci]

Could it be labidochromis caeruleus Lundu? I'm not sure of the rarity of this collection point, but the looks match.

https://www.cichlid-forum.com/profiles/ ... hp?id=1666

At first I thought you meant the Lundo Island, which are different. But perhaps these could be them.

 

[Fogelhund]

http://malawi.si/Malawi/Mbuna/Labidochr ... du%27.html

 

[dfarci]

http://malawi.si/Malawi/Mbuna/Labidochromis/Labidochromis%20caeruleus/slides/Labidochromis%20caeruleus%20%27Lundu%27.html

Thanks. Always hesitant to prescribe locations to fish that have been mislabeled but this certainly seems like the closest fit.