Any TRUE albino Cichlids, other than Oscars, etc ?
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Severums are not albino - they are Xanthic - never saw an albino Ram - that's awesome.
The "albino" amph. is awesome, but has black eyes - so he is leucistic as well. Unless if it just looks black in the photo? His skin coloration does suggest an albino.
Keep them coming - the Albino Ram was a real find!
The "albino" amph. is awesome, but has black eyes - so he is leucistic as well. Unless if it just looks black in the photo? His skin coloration does suggest an albino.
Keep them coming - the Albino Ram was a real find!
Not my fish and I agree the area around the eye could make it leucistic not 100% sure but a cool lookinf fish none the less.
Is it really an albino ram or is it just a washed-out gold? The picture is kind of small so it's hard to tell.
The vast majority of albino African cichlids, are hybrids, at least those that are related to cichlids found in the Rift Lakes.
I've never seen an albino severum but this is were I saw one. Tho does look to have black eyes http://www.scarletmacawpetshop.com/...-cichlid-(sp)&catid=9:fish-profiles&Itemid=12
They are also mentioned in the book Applied Bioinformatics, Statistics & Economics in Fisheries Research By Ajit Kumar Roy, Niranjan Sarangi
I do not have the book but here is a place mentioned http://books.google.com/books?id=lB...re such a thing as a "albino severum"&f=false
Not actually a severum http://www.cichlid-forum.com/profiles/species.php?id=2446
They are also mentioned in the book Applied Bioinformatics, Statistics & Economics in Fisheries Research By Ajit Kumar Roy, Niranjan Sarangi
I do not have the book but here is a place mentioned http://books.google.com/books?id=lB...re such a thing as a "albino severum"&f=false
Not actually a severum http://www.cichlid-forum.com/profiles/species.php?id=2446
