CHRISTMAS FULU..

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CichlidsRool;2316620; said:
will guys i now have 24 fulu's from different breeders and i am picking up 20 more in three weeks,they are to small to be shipped for know.My fulu's will always have their own separate tank, i also have Astatotilapia Aenocolor's that are just as beautiful, sad part is i have five males no femails,i have no idea why they dided oneday they were fine and in three days my females died........:(
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no there comeing from me and instead of 20 hes buying 50 of them off me monday :headbang2 its time to ship
 
The orginal pic is mine..sort of. I took the picture of a fish at my friend Greg Steeves house. The fish was is breeding dress in a very well lit tank. The original was photoshooped a bit. The fish was so brilliant that I actually had to mute the colors. He was absolutely glowing. As soon as I snapped the pic, Greg came running over because he knew we had a winner. I have had some of these fish and none of them have looked as awesome as the one in the picture.

The problem is that this picture has been jacked for many reasons. You see it on aquabid and ebay all the time and I have seen it on other sites as well. They try to enhance the pic further and it looks almost gaudy by the time they are done. That is what I mean by my pic sort of.

For those that know me I have never been accussed of PS before and frankly they all know I don't like sitting in front of a computer altering pics. I appreciate those who recognize the species for how beautiful they are. I always chcuckle when folks but up there and say how it looks different yet the pic was taken in what looks like dark conditions and a male not in breeding dress. The orginal pic was of a fully mature ~5" fish
 
deerslayer;3234045; said:
thes are xmas fulus,and mine look just like the picture.best bloodline i have found so far is at seriouscichlids.com
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very nice spam bro! not a good deal for not even inch long cichlid's..:D

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I would not trust a site that say

The Aulonocara sp. "Dragons Blood" is a beautiful African cichlid found in Lake Malawi. Also know as Peacocks, they are an excellent choice for many aquariums.

They are hyrbids...
 
mike dunagan;3239330; said:
I would not trust a site that say

The Aulonocara sp. "Dragons Blood" is a beautiful African cichlid found in Lake Malawi. Also know as Peacocks, they are an excellent choice for many aquariums.

They are hyrbids...
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LOL...Good point Mike.

I also certainly wouldn't purchase from someone who is intentionally mixing fulu's with rock kribs and they are proud they did it. Fulu's are endanged in the wild and they are messing up the purity of the lines there. With Lake Victoria species it is of the utmost importance to keep lines pure as these fish can be hard enough to identify as it is and most (not all) are on the endangered species lists.

They are also using the same picture for the fulu and the dayglow...These fish are not the same.
 
Bre;3241206; said:
LOL...Good point Mike.

I also certainly wouldn't purchase from someone who is intentionally mixing fulu's with rock kribs and they are proud they did it.

They are also using the same picture for the fulu and the dayglow...These fish are not the same.
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It's even worse than that since they stole the pictures of my fish from the Cichlid-Forum species profiles and passed them off as their fish. My dayglow has not mated with my rock kribs.

Kevin
 
Bre;3241206; said:
LOL...Good point Mike.

I also certainly wouldn't purchase from someone who is intentionally mixing fulu's with rock kribs and they are proud they did it. Fulu's are endanged in the wild and they are messing up the purity of the lines there. With Lake Victoria species it is of the utmost importance to keep lines pure as these fish can be hard enough to identify as it is and most (not all) are on the endangered species lists.

They are also using the same picture for the fulu and the dayglow...These fish are not the same.
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i know what you mean bro!!!i have over 50+ fulu's i would never mix my babies....hell no!!!:D
 
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