Zebra Breeding Size?

[WolfFisho1]

Post some pics of the fish you're inquiring about.

By the way, the snow white socolofi you have isn't a zebra.

It is an albino

 

[WolfFisho1]

http://www.cichlids.com/pictures/pic/Da_Boss.html

this isnt a zebra?

this isnt mine but this one is just bigger than mine

 

[kay-bee]

If your's also has that general stocky shape, it's probably an albino m. zebra (as is the one in that pic), however if it's more 'torpedo' shaped:

http://www.cichlid-forum.com/profiles/species.php?id=1786

then it could be a albino p. socolofi.

 

[WolfFisho1]

yes it is a Pseudotropheus socolofi (Albino)

 

[chico3611]

Just checking out your post, I have a red zebra holding right now. I'm excited, it will be the first breeding in this new set up.

 

[Scotty]

http://www.cichlids.com/pictures/pic/Da_Boss.html

this isnt a zebra?

this isnt mine but this one is just bigger than mine

The cichlid in this referal is a Metriaclima callainos, what you Yanks refer to as a blue cobalt. It is of the Zebra family.
Post a pic so we can see what you are talking about.
Try to find out and learn what the correct names are instead of using some fancy made up name. Can't help you based on them as I only go by the scientific name.
I have 33 tanks with around 60-7- species of Mbuna and a couple of Haplichromis. Presently have about 18 females carrying fry and have about 200-250 fry busy growing.

 

[WolfFisho1]

alright every single one of these pictures suck! but that fish would not stop moving! i have one where you can see the fish perfectly with mad color with all the rest good color!