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Don't think the 'swamp darter' will make it.. Apparently it's lying on the bottom upside down..
Labeo.. hmm the mouth does seem to be those sucking type, constantly moving..
Interesting, I'll grow him up to see what it turns out to be..
Fish I.D.
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Labeo.. hmm the mouth does seem to be those sucking type, constantly moving..
The cichlids look like baby nile tilapia. The weirdo is a swamp darter or zipper loach?
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The two cichlids don't seem to resemble baby nile tilapia that I searched online.. The ones I've have black dot towards the end of their dorsal fins..
The weirdo that died wasn't a zipper cause it had no tiny whiskers..
the cichlid like ones i say tilapia of some sort the carp looking one i would say mudsucker of some sort and for the goby looking one i dont think its a swamp darter possibly a verry young freshwater sculpin
well south american cichlids all have the same kind of pattern and shape as fry, those fish you have are most likely tilapia, I've seen baby ones for sale before and they had that same pattern that yours have. if not tilapia they could be another kind of african cichlid, either rift lake or west african. you could also ask in the african section someone might know the ID 100%
I agree about the Asian goby, I just saw hundreds of similar gobys the other day snorkling in Lake Michigan. They are a very adaptable invasive species that has taken over the inshore biotope here.
All Tilapines have the spot when young, it is in fact called, the Tilapia spot by some.
And Tilapia originate in Africa.
The above are a Tilapine called Oreochromis tanganykia, although the ones below looked the same at that size, and are Nile Tilapia
They look different at different sizes
The one above is approx 15"
And Tilapia originate in Africa.
The above are a Tilapine called Oreochromis tanganykia, although the ones below looked the same at that size, and are Nile Tilapia
They look different at different sizes
The one above is approx 15"
