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can someone I.d this please

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I am 100% sure it is a fish

hey thanks for your input...... ( I cant think of any insult that is mildly offending but also light hearted enough for you not to take offence, so I will just leave it at that)

Peacock of some sort.. With all the hybrids out there it is next to impossible to determine what it is exactly without knowing where it came from and what it was sold as, even then it is only a best guess unless it came from a reputable supplier or breeder.

more a hybrib stuartgranti of some sort. its a shame there are so many hybribs around. i spent over $200 for four aulonocara from a well known lfs and even those turned out to be hybribs.

great quality photo. what camera did you use?

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Thats a shame about the Aulonocara! the problem with the hybrid I find is that alot of them turn out to be very nice looking fish, which then brings up the old question of keeping only pure or be happy with some nice looking hybrids.

The camera is a Canon DS126151. I can not take any credit for the photos, I struggle to turn a camera on let alone take pics, my mate brung it round and snapped off a bunch of pics for me.

agree with tropheus, more stuartgranti than jacob. It is a shame about the peacocks we have, there are a few nice ones around, depends how fussy you wanna be i guess

ive got two aulonocara species that i cant id but very good looking. i have breed a batch from both (not for sale) just to see what the offspring turn out like. both came from a importer but with no name other than Aulonocara.

normally wouldnt look twice if they didnt have a species name but they looked the part so grabed them. both looking sweet.

will put up pics once i get a good camera. need to sell more hybribs first :rotf:

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