longstocking
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I know what it is... love these types of fish. I'll let people guess 
Great pic BTW.
Great pic BTW.
Name That Fish!
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animicrazy
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Lets see:
African lake dweller
I'll pick Victoria (but that doesn't quite feel right)
Am I on the right track?
P.
African lake dweller
I'll pick Victoria (but that doesn't quite feel right)
Am I on the right track?
P.
DeeCee
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Paul, you're so bad. You're making me go look up info on one of our own fish! Where is Ron when I need him??? LOL !!!
(hey, I dunno what they are, I just feed em- oh and take a bunch of pictures with Ron's camera when he's not looking)
OK, you're right with the African part (actually West African), but not Victoria.....
(hey, I dunno what they are, I just feed em- oh and take a bunch of pictures with Ron's camera when he's not looking)
OK, you're right with the African part (actually West African), but not Victoria.....
Sonny Disposition
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Hmmm...I have absolutely no idea what it is.
It looks streamlined, and like it might feed off the bottom. Is it a stream fish?
It looks streamlined, and like it might feed off the bottom. Is it a stream fish?
DeeCee
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Good eye, Bob. Here's a hint on where to find them:
{No way I'm Spilling the Beans} is a small, rheophilous cichlid from West Africa, where it is found in stretches of rapids along the Congo River in the vicinity of Kinshasa, the capital of Congo.
He does spend a lot of time resting at the bottom or under rocks though & not out swimming the currents!
{No way I'm Spilling the Beans} is a small, rheophilous cichlid from West Africa, where it is found in stretches of rapids along the Congo River in the vicinity of Kinshasa, the capital of Congo.
He does spend a lot of time resting at the bottom or under rocks though & not out swimming the currents!
ltrepeter2000
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Steatocranus tinanti Google is the BOMB
DeeCee
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Ooops, too much of a hint I guess. Dang Google!
OK Robert, you got it!
DC
OK Robert, you got it!
DC
longstocking
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Isn't it....
Steatocranus irvinei ???
http://www.cichlidae.com/gallery.php?genus=Steatocranus
Head is different shaped than tinanti. Who did Ron get these from... they lie :lol:
Steatocranus irvinei ???
http://www.cichlidae.com/gallery.php?genus=Steatocranus
Head is different shaped than tinanti. Who did Ron get these from... they lie :lol:
DeeCee
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Dang!!! See what happens when I ask him for a fish name when he's watching the Primary elections???? :scared0016:
Yes, Sarah, I believe that you're right. I WONDERED why the pictures that I found of the tinanti looked so scrawny compared to our guy. We only have 2 of these fish, and unfortunately, think that they're both males.
DC
Yes, Sarah, I believe that you're right. I WONDERED why the pictures that I found of the tinanti looked so scrawny compared to our guy. We only have 2 of these fish, and unfortunately, think that they're both males.
DC
ltrepeter2000
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Good, that means Sarah has to post the next photo....whew, since I definitely didnt have one on hand.
longstocking
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lol... easy mistake. ok let me look for a fish... be back soon.
longstocking
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OK ... NAME THAT FISH ! This might be a bit of a challenge... might not be.
Not my pic or fish
Not my pic or fish
Sonny Disposition
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Orange chromides and a kissing gourami?
OK ... NAME THAT FISH ! This might be a bit of a challenge... might not be.
Not my pic or fish
longstocking
Members
Nice job Bob !!! Orange chromides ... Fish is from India, for anyone wanting to know. Scientific name : Etroplus maculatus
Your turn Bob
Your turn Bob
dogofwar
CCA Members
Here are some pics of my breeding orange chromides from a couple of years ago. They're really unique and cool fish, although they really can't be kept with other old or new world cichlids...or each other a lot of times (vicious little buggers).
Matt
http://www.cichlid-forum.com/phpBB/viewtop...p;&start=15
Matt
http://www.cichlid-forum.com/phpBB/viewtop...p;&start=15
Nice job Bob !!! Orange chromides ... Fish is from India, for anyone wanting to know. Scientific name : Etroplus maculatus
Your turn Bob
Sonny Disposition
Active Member
One of the few Asian cichlids, I think. There's also a green chromide. Weird how they're all over Africa and South America, but not too common in the warmer parts of Asia.
Nice job Bob !!! Orange chromides ... Fish is from India, for anyone wanting to know. Scientific name : Etroplus maculatus
Your turn Bob
Sonny Disposition
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OK. Since it's my turn again. Here's a younger me with another mystery fish. It's an actual cichlid. (Not a Bizarro cichlid.)
Nice job Bob !!! Orange chromides ... Fish is from India, for anyone wanting to know. Scientific name : Etroplus maculatus
Your turn Bob
SubMariner
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Hey that's a great Pic Bob!
dogofwar
CCA Members
Looks like a Tilapia (Saratherodon sp.).
[/b][/quote]OK. Since it's my turn again. Here's a younger me with another mystery fish. It's an actual cichlid. (Not a Bizarro cichlid.)
<div class='quotemain'>Nice job Bob !!! Orange chromides ... Fish is from India, for anyone wanting to know. Scientific name : Etroplus maculatus
Your turn Bob
longstocking
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No way I can ID that fish. Great pic, but the fish is too small for me to tell. I have 20/20 too !
