Michigan Cichlid Association
General Category => Old World => Topic started by: runawaypencil on February 27, 2012, 04:41:04 PM
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some one traded me this as an electric yellow, there is no way it is, so what is it?
I'm kinda leaning on a male kenyi but when he was stress from the trip he had no bars, and colored down it had more of a white yellow behind the head through the tailish....
On another note my big male e.yellow and sub male are both fighting to get it to court with them, or they are just trying to show tank ranks.... idk....
Thanks
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I think I'll go red zebra
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I agree. Red zebra.
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I agree as well. Red Zebra
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Red Zebra also... Probly my best lookin male fish species i have... 8) 8)
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Slightly more specific: M. estherae "Red Zebra"
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Slightly more specific: M. estherae "Red Zebra"
A question here, not to steal the thread, but i have only had on small spawn from my Red Zebra's. There now in my 120 with other fish. The spawn was produced in my 30gal. Think i should move them back into a smaller tank alone to increase the reproduction rate? ???
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A question here, not to steal the thread, but i have only had on small spawn from my Red Zebra's. There now in my 120 with other fish. The spawn was produced in my 30gal. Think i should move them back into a smaller tank alone to increase the reproduction rate? ???
As they get older, the chances that they'll behave nicely in the 30 gallon tank becomes less and less IMO. You might try putting your male and a couple females in there if they are <5"-6" still and keep an eye on them. Once a female or two is holding I'd just move the remainder back to the big tank.
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There electric yellow strains with no black in them its body does not look exactly Zebra like but hard to tell from pics
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There electric yellow strains with no black in them its body does not look exactly Zebra like but hard to tell from pics
Nah, that's M. estherae all day!
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Prob right but it looks so yellow in the pick seen thousands o zebra never seen a yellow one like that
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Prob right but it looks so yellow in the pick seen thousands o zebra never seen a yellow one like that
I think it's a combination of being a little faded, the blue gravel background, and the camera (... and perhaps your monitor?) that make it look possibly not correct.
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The blue tint in the fins is what does it for me. Looks just like my two males's coloration wise. I love those fish, like i said probly my favorites... 8)
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Thanks all,
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is it possible this is just a female yellow lab? Shape doesn't totally look zebra to me, but it is hard to tell really without seeing it in person. The color does look yellow as well but sometimes pictures are deceptive.
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in the pics you can see my e. yellows and guess on the colors...
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is it possible this is just a female yellow lab? Shape doesn't totally look zebra to me, but it is hard to tell really without seeing it in person. The color does look yellow as well but sometimes pictures are deceptive.
Nope, M. estherae.