11 replies to this topic

[silva]

Hi,

I am looking for any type of Xenotilapia. I dont know what is available here in the west, but would really like to get a few of these fish going.

Cheers

Silva

[mrgreen]

let me know how u get on nigel , if u do find some locally i would also be keen on some , and if u have to go interstate , id be willing to share freight , just keep me informed buddy

steve green

[tangy1]

I will have some xenotilapia spilopterus ready in about 4 weeks $45ea no problem shipping to perth.

tangy

[silva]

Thanks Tangy. They look beautiful. Will let you know.

Cheers

Silva

[anchar]

Hi Steve and Nigel,
If you are interested in the fish from tangy 1 and want to share freight, I may also be interested if it helps at all.

merjo

Edited by: merjo at: 5/27/04 9:43 am

[mrgreen]

hi tangy , not to be rude , but last time we spoke i asked for a "location" of these fish and some pictures
i got that same picture uve posted and still no location on the fish ???????????????

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steve green

[silva]

you have mail merjo

[Eartheater]

"ndole bay". Unless more have come in. correct me if i am wrong.

[mrgreen]

seems you are wrong alex , these pics are of
"mabilibili"

happy breeding
steve green

[Eartheater]

mabilibili are known for their yellow dorsal? unless these are too small, althoygh judging by all the pics i have seen, they develope the yellow dorsal at a small size.

I am no expert on the matter. i was just always under the asusmption that all the ones that came in were "ndole bay".

[urodacus]

As far as i can remember, the species from 'ndole bay' was X ochrogenys...
But this doesnt mean much, i cant even remember what i had for breakfast

[Eartheater]

As far as i can tell i said i wanst sure. But that is what i remember. Ndole bay is a big place mate more then one spp of fish can come from there...