IDENTIFY MY FISH

Lust

New Member
Joined
Dec 26, 2004
Messages
57
Reaction score
0
Location
Western Australia
Heres some Pics i know their are silver sharks and oscure but what are the other ones ??


fish3.jpg

22.jpg

20.jpg

6.jpg

15.jpg


thanks every one
mayb a description of what the fish looks like and then a name would be greatful
 
Picture one is Ethel
Picture two is Simon, or possibly his twin brother george
Picture three is difinately Susan, you can tell by her shoes.
Picture four is Dan and his sister Monica
Picture five is Lily.

Does that help?
 
SirMinion said:
Picture one is Ethel
Picture two is Simon, or possibly his twin brother george
Picture three is difinately Susan, you can tell by her shoes.
Picture four is Dan and his sister Monica
Picture five is Lily.

Does that help?
hahahaa
Not one bit :p
 
No clue, but how big is that tank?? You have a massive bioload there.
 
you appear to have (in addition to the balas).....

three firemouth cichlids, at least three Mbuna (I think various Pseudotropheus species), and an oscar!

All of these fish are very territorial and aggressive in nature :/ .

Your oscar alone should not be kept (on it's own) in a tank less than 55 gallons.

As your oscar grows, so does it's territory requirement, and it will try to take over your tank and eventually kill off all of it's other inhabitants

sorry. I think you need to reconsider all of your balas tank mates.

steve
 
I see oscar, firemouth, a mbuna of some sort but its useful info being quite similar, and a Sciaenochromis fryeri
 
american and african cichlids shouldn't even be in the same tank
 
SirMinion said:
Picture one is Ethel
Picture two is Simon, or possibly his twin brother george
Picture three is difinately Susan, you can tell by her shoes.
Picture four is Dan and his sister Monica
Picture five is Lily.

Does that help?
:rofl: :rofl: :rofl:

Mmkay, seriously..

The majority of your fish are not compatible. Firemouths, oscars, and Mbunas.. not a good idea. Have you researched into the requirements of your fish?
 
littlefishie said:
The majority of your fish are not compatible. Firemouths, oscars, and Mbunas.. not a good idea. Have you researched into the requirements of your fish?
i've got a quarter on "No" since he doesn't know their names... *wry smile* its hard to do research on something if you don't know what it is.

you should definitly pick out which fish are your favorites. then take all the rest of them back and start over. you are aware that balas and oscars both get quite large, correct?

what size tank(s) have you got? that's always a good place to start.
 
[1] i brought my tank and the fish came with it apart from the sharks and the oscurs
[2] i have 3 oscurs in their on one

[3] and im looking to sell the fish in the pics (only the cilids thats why i wanna know the names
 
Do you know the dimensions of your tanks? Judiging by the pictures i would have thought its at least 55G if not more..

You appear to have firemouths, rainbow cichlids, oscars, mbuna cichlids.

Ben
 
Lust said:
[1] i brought my tank and the fish came with it apart from the sharks and the oscurs
[2] i have 3 oscurs in their on one

[3] and im looking to sell the fish in the pics (only the cilids thats why i wanna know the names
ja, i figured as much that you bought them as a set. good call on selling the other fish! although three oscars in a tank... you may want to talk to the guys in New World Cichlids about that.
 
I think some of you guys were really mean with your responses - almost as if to say "what an cruel idiot you are". He came here for help guys ! Instead of making stupid remarks you can give some advice (those of you who haven't).
Regrettably I can't give advice, as those are not the types of fish I have.
 

Most reactions

Back
Top