Placidochromis Phenochilus?

[jcunningham0295]

Really like those blues!

Thanks Dan.

[Nick]

Here is one I had a while ago. Hes a bit beat up at the time but you get the idea.

[four_by_ken]

This last picture you posted... is it a younger one?  I see the stripes.  Mine has those very visible, but is still very dark.

Cant wait for some color... please be a male!!!

[Regalblue]

I have a question.....  Does the Mdoka collection point still get the white spots?

[jcunningham0295]

This last picture you posted... is it a younger one?  I see the stripes.  Mine has those very visible, but is still very dark.

Cant wait for some color... please be a male!!!

The one with the stripes in the last picture is a female.  They stay a grayish color and show some stripes.

[four_by_ken]

This last picture you posted... is it a younger one?  I see the stripes.  Mine has those very visible, but is still very dark.

Cant wait for some color... please be a male!!!

The one with the stripes in the last picture is a female.  They stay a grayish color and show some stripes.

Uh oh.
 

[jcunningham0295]

I have a question.....  Does the Mdoka collection point still get the white spots?

The ones from Mdoka are supposed to stay mostly all blue and only get white lips from what I understand.

[Regalblue]

I have a question.....  Does the Mdoka collection point still get the white spots?

The ones from Mdoka are supposed to stay mostly all blue and only get white lips from what I understand.

OK Thanks, I thought that was the case.

[four_by_ken]

This last picture you posted... is it a younger one?  I see the stripes.  Mine has those very visible, but is still very dark.

Cant wait for some color... please be a male!!!

The one with the stripes in the last picture is a female.  They stay a grayish color and show some stripes.

Do males have stripes that come and go when they are little also?

[CptSpaulding]

I have a question.....  Does the Mdoka collection point still get the white spots?

The ones from Mdoka are supposed to stay mostly all blue and only get white lips from what I understand.

That is correct. The Mdoka do not get any spangling. The F0 Mdoka is a striking blue. The females stay much more blue unlike the Tanzanians.

[jcunningham0295]

This last picture you posted... is it a younger one?  I see the stripes.  Mine has those very visible, but is still very dark.

Cant wait for some color... please be a male!!!

The one with the stripes in the last picture is a female.  They stay a grayish color and show some stripes.

Do males have stripes that come and go when they are little also?

They all are grey and have stripes when they are small.

[four_by_ken]

There is still hope!!!

[four_by_ken]

OK... I ended up taking mine out of the 140 gallon.  I think it is a little too passive for this tank.  Would notice some bite marks and as soon as they healed... another would show up.

So, we put it in with out Albus.  I sure hope there isnt an issue, because it will come out if there is.

I must say... it sure ate much more vigorously with the Albus.

[jcunningham0295]

OK... I ended up taking mine out of the 140 gallon.  I think it is a little too passive for this tank.  Would notice some bite marks and as soon as they healed... another would show up.

So, we put it in with out Albus.  I sure hope there isnt an issue, because it will come out if there is.

I must say... it sure ate much more vigorously with the Albus.

That was probably a good move.  They are very passive from what I can tell as well.  I had my main male getting pushed around by a fish twice as small as him.  That is when I decided they can have the 125 by themselves.

[four_by_ken]

Thanks again Josh.  Everyone looked happy as of 11:00 last night when the lights went out.