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Matthew Hoffman Regulars

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Posted: 2012.03.23(Fri)8:37 Post subject: |
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Jack's Aquarium & Pets. _________________ NOTE: my avatar is a rare picture of a Youis gulliblei |
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diademhill Advisors
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Posted: 2012.03.23(Fri)10:18 Post subject: |
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| In that case most likely a hybrid. |
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nikelodeon79 Regulars

Joined: 08 Nov 2007 Location: Wisconsin, U.S.A.
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Posted: 2012.03.23(Fri)15:49 Post subject: |
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Most of the fish on your list of possibilities generally are not available in most stores. There are a few stores that stock mbuna in species tanks, but most simply have an "assorted African cichlid" tank... and it's basically a grab bag with some yellow labs, auratus, crabro and a bunch of hybrids. Demasoni are often available in stores but are usually much more of a deep, vibrant blue than your fish. _________________ Dumpster Tank
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Matthew Hoffman Regulars

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Posted: 2012.04.17(Tue)15:33 Post subject: |
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I figured it was most likely a hybrid, it was sold to me from their Elongatus tank and it was the last one, when they got the next shipment in the new batch of Elongatus looked completely different.
I have seen him be deeper blue then a Demasoni with pitch black strips/face, but I have seen him white with anywhere form light Blue/grey to black stripes.
I changed the lights on the tank and now he looks like a Melanochromis johannii with vertical stripes instead of horizontal. _________________ NOTE: my avatar is a rare picture of a Youis gulliblei |
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