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Ok here are some of mine:

Astronotus ocellatus (Oscar)

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Aulonocara jacobfreibergi "Eureka red"

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Aulonocara hansbaenschi "Albino"

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Aulonocara stuartgranti "chilumba"

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Cyathopharynx foai (Sumbu foai)

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Cynotilapia afra "Cobwe" (orange back afra)

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Dimidiochromis Compressiceps (Malawi Eye Biter)

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Metriaclima hajomaylandi (Greberi's Zebra)

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Pseudotropheus flavus

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Pseudotropheus saulosi (Saulosi Male)

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Pseudotropheus saulosi (Saulosi Female)

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Sciaenochromis fryeri (Electric Blue)

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Nimbochromis polystigma (Polystigma)

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Guest Gutty

You got some nice fish there Andy. How big is that Dimi ? And whats the Mbuna in the 6th pic ? They look great.

Gutty = Mbuna dummy....... blush.gif

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The mbuna is the Cynotilapia afra "Cobwe". I've still never taken a pic that does them justice.

The dimi was probably 15 - 20cm in that pic. He was sold along with the rest of that colony a couple of years ago.

I now have a german bloodline colony and a new mouthfull last night!

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I now have a german bloodline colony and a new mouthfull last night!

Thats great. congrats on the moutful and hope all goes well biggrin.gif

Cheers Troy biggrin.gif

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That pic was actually taken with a 35mm SLR camera (eos 1000N), back in the "pre decent digital" days laugh.gif

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It's a Cyathopharynx foai "Sumbu Island".

They are not quite as pretty as the Karilani Coppers, but they turn on the colour instantly which is amazing to watch. He will be a light green / silver one second, then he almost goes black with flourescent green highlights within a second or two.

They are getting harder to find these days (much harder than the coppers), so I'm keen to keep a good looking bloodline going.

I'd love it if Nigel could get me in some wild caught or F1 adults wub.gif *hint* *hint*

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I've still never taken a pic that does them justice.

alot of sites say this too. it is supposed to be very hard to get the yellow colouring correct also. nice fish though, hope mine turn out that good smile.gif

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Talk to Ben. He's the copper king up this way.

Here is a pic of his male (now deceased).

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