Apistos and rrams and kribs

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yea i have some pictures of some of my new fish, i got some apistos (really cheap) some blue rams and a female krib to match my male.

 

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im not sure what kind of apistos they are the LFS has no idea lol

 

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i think these are cockatoos they look very much like them

 

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and these a borrile's i think

 

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and this is one of my 7 blue rams, the biggest one

 

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and here is a group shot of the new guys, i dont know where the others are

 

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here is the female krib i got for $3 so cheap, she kinda looks pregrent already

 

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here is a better shot of the blue headed borrelis

 

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the other blue headed finnaly came out for a look just before i finshed taking pics

 

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And the other cockatoo came out of his mini cave, i like this pic

 

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Great pics!

Beautiful Apistos. The coloring on your Borelli is incredible.

 

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Lovely little cichlids

Your Krib does certainly look fat however she will be unlikely to give birth without the partner present. It just depends if she accepts her tankmate as a new partner.

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thanx for posting them!
theyre awsome!
im not quiet sure what kind they are, look like cockatoos with not alot of colour,
go to this site (before a mod finds out)
this it?
also go back to the profiles on that site to see other dwarves

thanx again

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• Nov 10, 2004

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Young male cockatoos don't have much color, it developes at a certain age If they are cockatoos, you either have all females, or some young males mixed with females Males also get a bit bigger than females

EDIT: Beautiful fish, and nice tank