So Whose Got Exotics?

[why_spyder]

I've been lookin' around on this topic to see whose got some really exotic/rare mbuna. I have only seen the common "run-of-the-mill" ones so far. I figured I could maybe save myself the effort if I just did this instead.

I don't like the common ones (Unfortunately, almost everyone has to start with those to get hooked on the hobby!). So let's see some EXOTICS!

 

[rottbo]

what do you got???? I have a few that are not super rare but not easy to find usually

 

[SinisterKisses]

My 'uncommon' mbuna have included Cynotilapia afra 'Lumbila', Cynotilapia sp. 'Lion's Cove', and Pseudtropheus polit.

My rare mbuna are my Cynotilapia afra 'Mbweca'.

 

[Scotty]

I have Cynotilapia afra "lion's cove", Cyn. mbamba mpanga, Metriaclima aurora "mara"-"cobue" and "lumese", Metriaclime "mbembe deep", Pseudotropheus minutus, Pseud. zebra long pelvic "chesses" and "galeraya", Tropheops "chilumba", Trop. "yellow cheeck" and then I have a species Gephyrochrmis zebroides.
I don't know how rare the different Pseud. elongatus species are there in the USA!

 

[why_spyder]

Wow, a few more Cynotilapia people than I expected. What I have is listed on my website .

Rottbo, what do you have? My curiousity is killin' me!

Sinister, are you on the IAA by any chance? I know I've seen your name around.

 

[why_spyder]

Scotty I forgot to ask you, how well do you like your tropheops? I want to get some eventually.

 

[SinisterKisses]

...What's the IAA? Lol.

I have no doubt you've seen my name around...there's about 7 or 8 forums now I think that I'm a member of.

As for the Cynos...you have to admit, there are a LOT of gorgeous varients

 

[why_spyder]

Cynotilapia are one of my top two favorite mbuna, the other being Labidochromis.