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Cichlasoma urophthalmus is a medium sized cichlid fish. Adults range from 8 to 22 cm standard length (SL) and a maximum of 600 g weight. Nico et al. (2007) list several important traits useful for distinguishing C. urophthalmus: 1) seven (rarely 8) verticle lines i apologize my phone camera is...

yup i was thinking that as well or its just a true terror thats what im stuck on but i just kept hearing myan i was gonna slam some knowledge at the end haha she might end up in the trash tonight once they get around 5 6 inches they turn on everything thats moving

yea same goes for all fish but its too extreme i counted another little line on her nose her lines are not vertical at all maybe one or two and females somtimes can also have a blotch instead of a significant y pattern everyone looks at the eye spot and y pattern which are not 100% all the time...

and im pretty sure its 7 or 8 bars on a myan max 10 11 thats terror

yes and all myans lines are strictly vertical never intersect which this one has numerous lines that either intersect break off or stop on the way up yeaa im pretty sure its either a high bred or a weird looking terror ive had all the guys confirm it before i just wanted to make sure but yea its...

yea he was straight out the nursery no human contact he just sat in a corner for 2 weeks i just ordered 1500 feeders hes growing pretty fast well see what happens every fish is different

and its lines intersect a couple times which isnt common with myan ive had true terrors before and this is extremely irritating wait no theres 10 stripes ughh

yeaa on the right side it does on the left it doesnt and its got 9 bars

yea i suppose i could try a slip not with fine test fishing line sometimes they get less picky as they get older yea he pretty much jumps and trys to eat anything that makes a sudden movement ill try thats one less tank to run

what ever it is its the most aggressive new world fish i ever owned and ive owned all the notorious ones this is one ass backwards myan extra bars y on one side eye spot on one side great coloration and wants to kill everything got all her gold and red and blue back when i threw her back in...

but why all the confusing discriminates like the Y connection on the one side and the extra bars and deep coloration tail spot half way up on the one side

Yes just purchased a golden kelbie peacock bass will not touch anything unless its a live fish ive tried everything live and dead

im pretty sure i have to change my water yet again because the peacocks eye is clouded over that or i threw him a electric blue gene jack Dempsey to eat because i cant get feeders until tuesday there not as hardy as the other guys jags are pumping out fry once every two months great side cash...

very confusing

thats what ive been thinking but theres two many bars for a myan there faded cause its stressed and the crossing of the black lines and the one side the eye spot goes up half way the other doesnt maybe something different i dunno usually much more coloration shes in solitude in cold water small tank

is this a true red terror i know the lines cross and there are the right about and im pretty sure its a female very highly aggressive i put her in a tank with monsters at half an inch and she floated around without a care eye spot is off and her growth rate kinda just stopped at 5 inches I know...