Nabbig2;1055245; said:I'm sure most of you know this, but I think this is an important reminder.
Amphilophus labiatus is the Red Devil, which is very aggressive.
Amphilophus citrinellus is the Midas. It is very similar to the Red Devil, but is significantly less aggressive.
One way you can tell them apart is by the lips; Red Devils have much larger lips.
Just wanted to point that out and remind everyone.
cichlid savage;1055306; said:In aquaria the Midas and RD have a lot of cross breeding. Though pure strands maybe different scientifically the fish most of us would buy in a LFS would more than likely be a cross of both.
nomadofthehills;1056307; said:Common names mean nothing. Most of the RD/Midas in the hobby today, unless bought from a breeder that can trace his line back to wildcaught, are almost surely hybrids.
SMS;1056288; said:Could anyone tell me what this guy is? He is about 9", 1 year old and very mean. I think he is a red devil but thats a guess
Dread;1056163; said:Every fish has an individual personality, Nabbig. I've seen a Swordtail boss around an Oscar.
Red Devil;1055323; said:okay what about this guy?![]()
Bderick67;1057271; said:Liz, your always full of fun and games![]()
Here's mine, no peeking at my sig![]()