New Pelvicachromis Pulcher mated pair

[Warrensmentor]

Here's the male:
Here's the female:View attachment 745554

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[Warrensmentor]

Here is the female:


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[COG Commando]

Damn!! That is one hot pair of fish!!

 

[Warrensmentor]

Thanks, they are more commonly known as Yellow Kribensis.

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[COG Commando]

Thanks, they are more commonly known as Yellow Kribensis.

Yep, I've been throwing the idea around for months now of setting up a biotope for some but I haven't quite got the funds together yet. I've never seen them with such vivd colors before; spectacular.

 

[Gill Blue]

beeyootiful. kribs are cool fish, at least the originals are, I've never seen the yellows before.

 

[Warrensmentor]

I started in the hobby last june and since then many have told me to try salt water. Compared to my lfs fish, salt water fish were so awesome looking in comparison and I was tempted to switch. Well now having learned what's out there for fresh water, I'm glad I didn't switch, fresh is where its at for me.

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[Gill Blue]

you can go through a similar revelation by exploring native species. while I'll probably always have a tropical tank to keep corydas, I don't see my native tank getting any smaller...

 

[Warrensmentor]

you can go through a similar revelation by exploring native species. while I'll probably always have a tropical tank to keep corydas, I don't see my native tank getting any smaller...

Excellent thought. I am very interested in doing a native tank. I'm in Virginia so there are plenty of interesting species. Imagine keeping a muskie!

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[Warrensmentor]

What are you keeping in your native tank?

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