Bad or off colored babies. I've got Sarassa's and Shibunkin's w/ a few regular orange comets. I try to remove any that are totally orange or deformed.
tarheels910;1048559; said:Frozen: Bloodworms, Mysis Shrimp, and Formula 2.
Dry: Cichlid Gold pellets, TopFin Cihlid pellets, Cichlid Attack sinking pellets, Krill, lettuce, and Cichlid Flakes.
Thanks for being concerned, but I only give them 1 cube of each a week. Its just enough protein for their diet.mike dunagan;1049714; said:watch out for the protein... double with having a trophus... mbuna are veggies... they have elongated intestines and too much protein can be a problem... some is good... but the blood worms worry me...
tarheels910;1051105; said:I actually have a Pseudotropheus tropheops. Its a mbuna from lake malawi.
Looks to be a mbenji yellow right now. Still a little young (about 2 inches) for final specification.why_spyder;1051386; said:What variant of tropheops do you have?