Pre-Auction Sale - Tanganykans

[jamarini]

I currently have the following for sale:


Paracyprichromis nigripinnis (mostly F₂ with a few F₃)  -  1.5 inch +  - $8.50 each (min. 6)  -  17 currently available

Tropheus moorii Red Moliro  -  1.5 inch  -  $10 each  (min. 6)  -  13 currently available

Tropheus moori Ilangi (F₂)  -  1-1.25 inch  -  $13.00 each (min. 6)  -  ~20 currently available
                                                                   -  1.5 inch  -  $15.00 each (min 6)  -  14 currently available

Tropheus duboisi Maswa  (F₂)  -  1.5 inch  -  $7.00 each  -  2 currently available   

Julidochromis transcriptus Gombi  (F₁) -  Proven adult pair!  -  $50

Enantiopus kilesa breeder colony Older group; active, beautifully colored males;  -  experienced breeders but may be past their prime  -  3M/4F  -  $140  SOLD

Cyprichromis leptosoma Kitumba jumbo  -  Proven adult breeding colony  -   4M/3F   -  $140  SOLD

[b]Cyathopharynx foai Halembe green  -  Proven adult breeder pair[/b]  -  RARE Featherfin[/b]   -   $100  SOLD



Thanks for looking.  PM me with any questions.  (Jim)

[jcunningham0295]

I will take the kitumba breeding colony Jim.

[jamarini]

Okay, Josh, they are yours.  Thanks.

Do you happen to have any Cyp. micro. Kiriza black fry big enough to sell yet?  Do you know of a good source for Xeno. papilio Tembwe Deux fry?

Thanks!

Jim

[jcunningham0295]

Okay, Josh, they are yours.  Thanks.

Do you happen to have any Cyp. micro. Kiriza black fry big enough to sell yet?  Do you know of a good source for Xeno. papilio Tembwe Deux fry?

Thanks!

Jim

Thanks Jim.  Rright now I am growing my Kiriza fry out with the hopes of getting more females and establishing a F1 breeding group with them.  As far as the Xeno, the only other person I know with them is in OH and I don't think he is having any luck with them anymore.  I am going to play tank shuffle with mine and move them to a 125 from a 75 to see if I can't get mine to pair off.

[jamarini]

I haven't had too many problems getting my adults to pair off.  I've got a group of eight adults with one definite pair but I have had difficulty getting them to do more than just defend territory.  We should talk about this when we get a minute at the auction on the 17th.

[cringram]

Do you have any pictures of the foai?

[jamarini]

Sorry, I don't have pics.  But, I just googled this species and there are a couple pics of males that mine looks exactly like; green and coppery flanks with dark unpaired fins when in spawning color.  I think you'll be able to find a lot of pics of this species online.

[cringram]

I know what they look like, they just vary quite a bit.  I'm assuming by your description it looks more like the first picture here than the other two?  And also do you have an approximate size?

[jamarini]

Yes, when the male is in breeding color, he looks just like the first pic.  I'd say they are 7-8 inches with the male being longer than the female. 

[danielratti]

I did some digging for you guys.  I've so seen Jims group in person  and they look awesome. http://michigancichlid.com/simplemachinesforum/index.php?topic=3124.msg27568#msg27568

[jamarini]

Thanks, Dan.  I had forgotten about those earlier pics.

[danielratti]

I didn't just been too busy to post about it.

[jamarini]

See updates in the original posting.

[jamarini]

Updated for the MCAS auction.

[danotaylor]

Do you have pics of vid of your parent F1 ilangi group?