I suppose that it's still my turn from before chrissy. Sorry for being so slack...
So start guessing :twisted:
African??
lol. I was wondering what happened with this.....
cichlid :?:
South american :?: :?: :?:
asian
catfish :?:
characin
Smaller than 10 cm? (adult sized male)
Lake Tang?
livebearer ?
Australian Native???
do i have scales??
Freshwater?
riverine :?:
central american?
African?.... Yes
Cichlid?.... Yes
South american?.... No
Asian?.... No
Catfish?.... No
Characin?.... No
Smaller than 10 cm? (adult sized male)?.... No
Lake Tang?.... Yes
Livebearer?.... No
Australian Native?.... No
Do i have scales?.... Yes
Freshwater?.... Yes
Riverine?.... No
Central american?.... No
Cyphotilapia Frontosa???
Grows larger than 20cm?
a featherfin sp??
Tropheus sp?
Cyphotilapia Frontosa?.... No
Grows larger than 20cm?.... No
A featherfin sp?.... Yes
Tropheus sp?.... No
Cheers
Steve
Do i have vertical stripes?
Do i have vertical stripes?.... No
It's gotten awefully quiet.....
Ophthalmotilapia sp?
Cyathopharynx foai - Karilani copper :?:
Ophthalmotilapia sp?.... No
Cyathopharynx foai - Karilani copper?.... No
Cheers
Steve
Cyathopharynx sp?
Is this going down to geographic location?
Cyathopharynx sp? .... No
Now come on GC - you can only ask one question at a time :P
BTW - no, it's not going down to geographic location
Is it Cunningtonia longiventralis?
Is it Cunningtonia longiventralis?.... No
Is it Aulonocranus dewindti?
Is it Aulonocranus dewindti?
Hint - Part of the name is similar to a female solo round-the-world sailor......
Do you mean Ellen MacArthur?
Benthochromis tricoti ??
Benthochromis tricoti??
Benthochromis melanoides ??
Enantiopus melanogenys?
Congratulations Davez104 :lol: You win by a wisker, your post has come up first before a.vodkas even though the time is the same. Sorry Vodka :?
Benthochromis Tricoti?... YES
Geddit - Kay Cottee, Tricoti... Well, obviously you did. :)
Your turn now
Cheers
Steve
Steve, you prick!
They can grow larger than 20cm.
Dont know what reference you're using GC but -
Tanganyika Cichlids in their natural habitat, Ad Konings 1998, p158
"The maximum total length of a male B. tricoti is about 18cm, females remain a few centimetres smaller"
Back to Nature Guide to Tangayika Cichlids, Ad Konings, 1996, p35
"Maximum total length: Males about 20cm; females usually no longer than 16cm."
Lake Tanganyikan Cichlids (A Complete Pet Owner's Manual (sic)), Mark Phillip Smith, 1998, p72
"Adult Size: To 8 inches (20cm)"
I have others, but they also say the same thing.
Steve
But if you like internet references that you can check to validate if you dont have the above books -
http://www.fishbase.org/Summary/SpeciesSummary.php?id=8148
http://thatfishshop.com/findex/fish/benthochromis_tricoti.htm
I prefer the first one because it has some scientific research behind it, better than all the fish shop ones.