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flip them upside down and vent them. Males sex organ is more the size of the anus, females are larger. Pretty much the only way to tell males from females.

Normally Fryeri (hap ahli) don't show egg spots, but just a solid orange/red anal fin. But it looks like there is one location that does, not sure. :thumbs: Its shape and color does look right.

No that is too small for them long term, you will need more like a 280-450liter setup to house them as adults. They would also do better in a trio or quad.

#1 is likely a Sciaenochromis Fryeri crossed with a Aulonocara species #2 is a Aulonocara species, unidentifiable at that age

Get a pair and add water, they will pair up and flood you with babies. BTW the parents of those species take care of their offspring, so you won't need to get another tank right away. They will get large after awhile though and you will have to find a new home for them or setup more groups...

Results will vary alot, especially with a smaller tank like that. 29 gallons isn't too small but I wouldn't suggest it to someone unfamiliar with the fish they are keeping. That said, I've kept a breeding group of Afra Jalo reef and a young group of White labs in my 29 for quite awhile. The...

#3 is not a pure Socolofi, as it looks to be a Saulosi. Its mouth is not shaped like a Socolofi. Also the tail is not Socolofi like either... Looks like a sub-dominant Saulosi, or a male yet to get its darker blue.

http://www.iowaaquaria.com/newsletters/pdf...water_09-05.pdf Check out page 6 & 7. Some pics of our last swap. Joe Lover in Minnesota is the editor of our newsletter "Underwater". He does do a great job, thanks. Most of the events are swap meets, rather then auctions. Swaps have...

IAA Fall Swap meet November 13th 2005 Time: 10AM Knights of Columbus Club house 1111 W. 35th Street Davenport, IA Info: (563)386-7913 or www.iowaaquaria.com :cool: