Archo/cryto keepers

[ktluvsfish]

Here's an updated list of what I'm keeping:

Nigrofasciatus (calico)
Sajica
Cutteri
HRP
Centrarchus

 

[cavamart]

A few pictures



Cryptoheros Chetumalensis "Rio Chahal"
some might know it as "Rio Sarstoon"



HRP, Rusty Wessels strain



Hertilapia Multispinosa



Cryptoheros Sajica

 

[ktluvsfish]

Wow, awesome pics. I have never seen the Cryptoheros Chetumalensis "Rio Chahal" before. I love the red coloration.

 

[the animal guy]

HRP's are definitely the bluer of the two. Centrarchus are more of a green color.

But I dont see green in my Fliers but only blue. Mines are blue so that's why i asked that. I've never had HRPs before. But my Fliers are definitely not green or I would have asked which is greener.. They are sky blue + mustard color a little..

???

 

[jonclark96]

Here is my male centrarchus. More green in mine than blue.

 

[newworld]

Wild Lago Nicaragua " Convicts" (have 1 pair avail for sale $20.00)
Wild A. Cutteri "Rio Danto"
Wild A. Sp. "Rio Mongo"
Calico Convicts

All fish collected by me except the calico convicts

 

[darth pike]

But I dont see green in my Fliers but only blue.

I've never seen any green in those I've seen in person either. Always a beautiful blue. Even in photos where the flash skews the color, they are still a teal (hvy blue, slight green mix).

To me though the fliers are more of a irridesenant (shiney) blue while the HRP's are more of a pastel (flat) blue.

 

[dogofwar]

Here's a picture of the male of my pair (probably the dad of Jon's) from a couple of years ago... He's wild from Lake Nicaragua...and the only glass-banging centrarchus I know..

I've never seen any green in those I've seen in person either. Always a beautiful blue. Even in photos where the flash skews the color, they are still a teal (hvy blue, slight green mix).

To me though the fliers are more of a irridesenant (shiney) blue while the HRP's are more of a pastel (flat) blue.

 

[demler]

My male green fliers.

 

[demler]

Amatitlania Siquia rio cabayo