Odd Krib Behaviour!

[wackystarfish]

ok in my community tank i have a pair of Pelvachromis Taetinus. I am unsure if they are male or female, however, one is alot larger than the other. For aaaages it seemed like they ignored each other, but recently, fin nipping has gone up significantly. Also, after feeding them all bloodworms, the larger kribs pectorals flushed a really deep purple and had a dark pink belly, it was really beautifull! Unfortunatly the deep colours dont show up on the pic. Oh well, anyone have a clue what this means?

 

[lokkochaa]

ok in my community tank i have a pair of Pelvachromis Taetinus. I am unsure if they are male or female, however, one is alot larger than the other. For aaaages it seemed like they ignored each other, but recently, fin nipping has gone up significantly. Also, after feeding them all bloodworms, the larger kribs pectorals flushed a really deep purple and had a dark pink belly, it was really beautifull! Unfortunatly the deep colours dont show up on the pic. Oh well, anyone have a clue what this means?

I have numerous cichlids, the best way as far as im aware to look for spawning behaviour is a mating ritual, cleaning a specific area, being very territorial and digging a pit

 

[england]

Not to be rude but you know this fish is of arican origan?
Do you have any clearer pictures avalible?try using the camera at an angle and use the flash,also if you have macro mode<flower symbol>try using it it helps soo much
have a look at the link
http/www.cichlidae.com/article.php?id=155