Frontosa talk

[Hobby]

Thank you and your welcome.

 

[cichlidgirl]

wow, nice tanks and fronts. I think they are so cute when they are small like that. The adults are good looking fronts too. Love the finnage.

 

[Hobby]

Thanks Cichlidgirl. I am truely amazed how many beatiful fronts/gibs there are on MFK. I'm glad I found this site.

 

[cichlidgirl]

Your welcome. I like it here too. I noticed there are alot of new front keepers and alot of new interest here for fronts. Thats why i think a sub forum would be really good for frontosa. Especially since it appears that Cyphos.com might be gone for good. Its sad for them but opens up the playing field for other sites to fill the gap.

 

[Red Devil]

Your welcome. I like it here too. I noticed there are alot of new front keepers and alot of new interest here for fronts. Thats why i think a sub forum would be really good for frontosa. Especially since it appears that Cyphos.com might be gone for good. Its sad for them but opens up the playing field for other sites to fill the gap.

i am working on it.. we will see what they say... thanks both of you for all your pics and information.

 

[Red Devil]

great info Liz! i agree that we need a subforum for fronts... i would love to see that, and id learn alot! keep it all coming everyone!!

Thanks Mel..i appreciate your support..

 

[Red Devil]

I find this information to be very accurate. Here is a pic of me hand feeding my mpimbwe fry a couple days after they arrived. I also have a video of it.
absolutely incredible to actually see them....wow thanks...

 

[Red Devil]

I find this information to be very accurate. Here is a pic of me hand feeding my mpimbwe fry a couple days after they arrived. I also have a video of it.
absolutely incredible to actually see them....wow thanks...

also how many do you have??? That tank set up is gorgeous...

 

[Red Devil]

Here's a good view of the regional differences inherent in various front varients. The darker upper front is a (WC) Samazi and the lighter lower fronts are (WC) Maswa,

Thank you so much for this information and pictures ..

 

[cichlidgirl]

Thats some good info Liz. Pics (I know they are coming LOL) will go good with that list . Did you arrange that list in any specific order or can we list the different regions variants in order of availability or most commonly kept ? The ones a hobbyist is most likely to encounter followed by the more rarer forms ? I know they often change but I have noticed that there are certain variants for example : Moba, mpimbwe, burundi etc. that are much more common for the new hobbiest. Some of those variants listed are very rare or have gone out of fashion and its much less likely the hobbiest would be obtaining them etc...