C cage623 Jack Dempsey MFK Member Nov 30, 2011 127 0 31 Iowa Jan 16, 2012 #11 Modest_Man said: They're Amphilophus altifrons. Nice fish, you don't see them often. Click to expand... +1 That is exactly what I was going to say. I had been doing a lot of research on Astotheros (Astotheros altifrons is a syn.) and was looking into getting these. Great fish but very hard to find. -Cage
Modest_Man said: They're Amphilophus altifrons. Nice fish, you don't see them often. Click to expand... +1 That is exactly what I was going to say. I had been doing a lot of research on Astotheros (Astotheros altifrons is a syn.) and was looking into getting these. Great fish but very hard to find. -Cage
M mbeatrice Feeder Fish MFK Member Nov 22, 2009 2,064 5 0 boston Jan 16, 2012 #12 thanks .. i deff like the fish its very interesting cichlid acts more like a geo
J jonjoker Candiru MFK Member Aug 30, 2008 153 2 48 manila, ph Jan 17, 2012 #13 C L O W N K N I F E said: Ya, astatheros is definitely a possibility also...maybe its a astatheros robertsoni? Click to expand... that's also whats on my mind
C L O W N K N I F E said: Ya, astatheros is definitely a possibility also...maybe its a astatheros robertsoni? Click to expand... that's also whats on my mind
D dogofwar Arapaima MFK Member Jan 3, 2006 5,124 1,040 203 51 Maryland www.capitalcichlids.org Jan 17, 2012 #14 I agree Modest_Man said: They're Amphilophus altifrons. Nice fish, you don't see them often. Click to expand...
I agree Modest_Man said: They're Amphilophus altifrons. Nice fish, you don't see them often. Click to expand...
