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Started by Guest_FINZ_* , Apr 21 2004 02:08 AM

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#1 Guest_FINZ_*

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Posted 21 April 2004 - 02:08 AM

I'm moving house and i'm sell some fish

F . Rostratus 2m ,4f / 20-16 cm $150
M. Barlowi 2m,1f / 9cm $30 (sold)
N. Polysigma 2m,3f / 8cm $60
N. Venustus 1m,2f / 14-10cm $35 (sold)
M. Parallelus 2m,1f / 10cm $30 (sold)
M. Chipokae 3m,5f / 9cm $60
T. tropheops "Black dorsal" 3m,4f / 8-6cm $80
M. Cobolt zebra 1m,3f /10cm $60
C. Azureus 2m /8cm $20 (sold)
A. Obliquiden 2m,1f / 12-9cm $30 (sold)
S. Casuarius "blockhead" 1m / 10cm $25
H. Multispinosa 1pr / 9cm $25
M. Mola 2m,3f /14-10cm $175
A. Jacobfriebergi "otter point" 1m,1f /12-8cm $30
L. Elongatus 3, sex ? / 11cm $45 (sold)
L. Multifasciatus 2m/3f +10 fry $70
J. Marlieri 3, sex ? / 9-6cm $30
L. Ocellatus "gold" 1pr /4-3cm $40
C. Leptosoma "malassa" 2m,3f / 8cm $150
N. Sexfasciatus "gold" 5, sex ? /7cm $125 (sold)

most are breeding or are about to breed. u can e-mail me
fishantics@bigpond.com or 0422529469
thanks Kim

Edited by: FINZ at: 4/23/04 5:07 pm

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#2 cort88

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Posted 21 April 2004 - 02:35 AM

Hey, um where r the fish for sale?

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#3 Kimbo

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Posted 21 April 2004 - 03:35 AM

i cant find any info on T. tropheops "Black dorsal" i can only find p.tropheops?

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Posted 21 April 2004 - 03:40 AM

hey kimbo if u can get your hands on the Malawi Cichlids
in thier nature habitat 3rd ed by ad konnings it's on page 84.

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#5 Kimbo

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Posted 21 April 2004 - 03:43 AM

k thanks, can you give me the full scientific name?

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Posted 21 April 2004 - 04:22 AM

Yep, it's Pseudotropheus tropheops (=Tropheops tropheops),
Tropheops sp 'Black dorsal'. sorry for the confusion.

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#7 hlokk

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Posted 21 April 2004 - 07:39 AM

I might be interested in the multis. Will you separate the group though? I'm trying to get males from one source, females from another. I suppose there wouldnt be a prob if you have allready done that though

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#8 Lee Hodge

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Posted 21 April 2004 - 08:33 AM

hey kim,
I will ring u tomorrow, as i am interested in the Multispinosa pr.
what suburb are u in?
cheers
lee

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Posted 21 April 2004 - 05:40 PM

Hlokk sorry i'd rather get rid of the lot at once. But they good breeders which produce large numbers of fry.

Lee i live in joondalup

kim

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#10 canerod

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Posted 23 April 2004 - 12:21 AM

by A. obliquidens i assume you mean Astatotilapia,
in which case im curious as to which fish you have. I was under the impression that these fish where never exported from the lake and are believed to be extinct now.

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Posted 23 April 2004 - 02:44 AM

ATT: Canerod, Yes they are Astatotilapia Latifasciata ( Zebra Obliquiden) I bought them from a fish shop and was told at the time that they are now extinct in the lake.