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Peacock ID

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the first one looks like my red shoulders

which there has been some confusion about

but ryan and i have come to the conclusion that theyre Aul.stuartgranti "malari red"

i could be wrong wont be the first time

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i bought the 1st peacock under 'nyassa peacock'. From my understanding, nyassa is another name for lake malawi. so yeah, not entire sure what he is :-?

the first fish will be impossible to id till he shows a bit more colour,the second looks to me a lot like a copadicromis azureus.its the shape of the forehead but that could just be camera angle. :D

Hi

I am no expert but the second fish don't look like a peacock! look a bit more like a Electric blue Hap ? But I could be wrong :o

it is similar but has some colouration on the end of the dorsal & around the anal fin which my males do not have at all, females a little but they are much less coloured.

the first pic may be something along the stuartgranti lines.

all the nyasses are hybrids

Aulononcara nyassa was a descrptive term for any number of Aulononcara Sp. Lake Nyassa -the old colonial name for malawi or Nyassaland,. but not necessarily a hybrid. That seems to be a recent label for 'lazy' people.

What ever they are they are 'well/over' fed.

#1- without history pick a number and hope for big wednesday.

#2 -would expect more in the way of utaka spots to be 100% sure of Azureus.

Yeah -better that way than skeletons! You have a lovely Kadango male .

This shot- It's a few mths old but a shot of my Azureus male as Juvi

copaEPV0011.jpg

Azureus are notorious as cross breeders- I've found the males to be very subordinate and very unprotective of their females. And from what i've read they are easily rolled by most other Utaka males.

It's a lovely fish but I guess the hard question now is-can you be 100% on what it is?- whatya think?

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It's a lovely fish but I guess the hard question now is-can you be 100% on what it is?- whatya think?

It is a tough 1, i'm not 100% sure if the 2nd fish is a peacock now. i remembered his dad is quite big, well, bigger that any peacock i've seen.

nice Azureus u got there, firenzenz. i might get one myself when i manage to sell off my mbunas

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