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Nelly's Got His New Paratilapia Polleni

thank you, there is a bloke on aqauriast classifieds selling 2 or three pairs if i remember correctly<havent got time to go find him again, was in the cichlid section :good:
ive been thinking to go to the shop again and see if i cant get hold of any more....bigger chance of a pair,,, :shifty:
 
:lol: prob is shifting them on once they have matured abit, i know people always say its easy but brutis the male jag no one wanted to buy or take him for free until luckily one day my mate took him :huh: strange eh,you see if lfs them marked up for 60pounds + for a semi matured jag, and you cant give away a beautiful big semi matured boy :rolleyes:
 
Ive just got one of these didnt even realise till I saw your post its the same sp. as your lol. Now ill race to to see who can get theres the biggest the quickest.
 
Unfortunatly madagascan cichlids are overlooked in the hobby and the young are difficult to distribute, which means i will not keep many of my fry to grow, which is a shame as these are very endangered fish that probably soon become extinct in the wild. But posting photo's of adults seems to have increased interest on this site due to their beauty, which is how i came to know about them, trying to get other madagascan species to have a biotype tank has now become a hard task, but i won't give up lol
regards Angel
 
mark7616 said:
Ive just got one of these didnt even realise till I saw your post its the same sp. as your lol. Now ill race to to see who can get theres the biggest the quickest.
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hehe ok buddy the wars on :grr: glad to see you found one aswell mate,they are beautiful when they grow, its angels fault i brought mine, also helterskelter for telling me where they were :nod:

angelmouse said:
Unfortunatly madagascan cichlids are overlooked in the hobby and the young are difficult to distribute, which means i will not keep many of my fry to grow, which is a shame as these are very endangered fish that probably soon become extinct in the wild. But posting photo's of adults seems to have increased interest on this site due to their beauty, which is how i came to know about them, trying to get other madagascan species to have a biotype tank has now become a hard task, but i won't give up lol
regards Angel
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yes that sounds like a good idea a maddie bio :hey:
 
Wel here is mine it has been hiding ever since it went in. It is the most timid fish I have in the tank has not been out at all. Here is the best pic I can get of it.
 

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can these go in with central south american? if not what they go in with? :good: love them
 
yes they will aparently there mostly kept with south/centreal american cichlids unless you want to go all madagascan :shifty:
i have brought these two with the intention of adding them in with the others one day,when they grow,and i upgrade :good:
 
dam iam sooooo annoyed its untrue, i put my salvini in with my two poll's last night,came home from work now to find one was missing both eyes and its stomach :crazy: i thought they would have been ok til tommorow,when i was going to get rid of the salvini :angry:
I know its my fault and iam kicking myself stupid, took ages to find these two :X :-(
 
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