New African Setup
- Thread starter Ghost01
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devder1;4193102; said:
lol i wasnt having a go i was more concerned with a "reputable fish shop" selling unlabled "Misc. Africans"
and yeh what he said depending on tank size you should be able to get a wide variety (get males only) for a community tank
ill remember to watch the thread this time too hahahaha!it looks very nice you would probably be more pleased with sand than gravel but it doesnt really matter maybe check out pseudotropheus saulosi theyre very cool mbunas
With so few fish and not many hiding places they will be more skittish.
I just found this out myself. I thinned out my mbuna group and removed 9 fish last week. Once they were removed the rest of my fish became much more skittish.
I just found this out myself. I thinned out my mbuna group and removed 9 fish last week. Once they were removed the rest of my fish became much more skittish.
FishHeadSoup;4193074; said:hahahahaha you're kidding right!
Ok you have:
Dragon Blood Peacock -Bright orange one with black eyes
Electric Yellows x2 -Bright Yellow with black dorsal
Marble Peacock -Orange Speckly one
Mbuna -Darker one with black stripes
unknown Zebra (probably red top black bar) -pale looking one with stripes
H2H
Scott
ahahaha your kidding right?
how can you tell thats a dragon blood peacock from that angle?
i guess marble you meant ob as in orange blotch right?
but you did get the yellow labs right, so i guess you know half as much as him.
Give him a break, he hasn't claim to be any expert.
kingyella;4197535; said:
It's a dragon blood peacock i keep heaps of them....
OB peacocks are called Marble peacocks...
and again i wasn't having a go at the Op sheesh
FishHeadSoup;4193154; said:lol i wasnt having a go i was more concerned with a "reputable fish shop" selling unlabled "Misc. Africans"
and yeh what he said depending on tank size you should be able to get a wide variety (get males only) for a community tank
If you increase the number of rocks and hiding spots, by a lot, the fish will feel safer with a nearby retreat and probably stay out all the time.Ghost01;4197489;4197489 said:
If you want some more opinions on the ID of fish, take a clear side shot of each one and post them in the African section and label it "Help ID" or something similar. You should get a few replies then.
