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Protemela sp. Taiwan reef

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6cm and growing out nicely and showing an amount of colour at this size that i wouldn't expect from a Red empress at that size. Looking forward to seeing it in adult colour.

cheers!

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They are from the same family and I know I had discounted getting them as I thought the empresses were nicer, but now think I might be changing my mind..

kool :D fish why is everyone comparing this fish to the red empress ?

it is a nice fish. if you compare adult pics of both you will see why & that is a pic of a juvie.

here's a empress juvie & the adult colouration of each is very similar

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Yeah both are genus Protemela and the only two we get here in NZ of a family of stunning fish.

I've kept Red Empresses for 4-5 yrs and my Old male just recently passed away. I have 3 juvi males about 8cm and they are in my experience and listening to others slow to colour up. The comparison was how this guy is colouring up at

smaller/earlier stage as have others I've seen. He had no colour when he started out in the tank he's in.

As for other Protemelas. I would love to get these guys available here too, as they are pretty commonly in Aquaria overseas, and protemelas run peacocks close as my favourites.

http://www.cichlid-forum.com/profiles/s ... hp?id=1360

http://www.cichlid-forum.com/profiles/s ... hp?id=1359

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