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    Jwitho replied to the thread Pike cichlid ID help.
    I’m going to take the chance on it being male, it will be going into a 300L heavily scaped tank with plenty of territories and caves for...
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    Jwitho reacted to Mazan's post in the thread Pike cichlid ID help with Like Like.
    Yes, that is normally the case, maybe its just well fed. As for dominance, more suggestive of being a male. Anyway keep an eye on it...
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    Jwitho replied to the thread Pike cichlid ID help.
    Two more individuals in the tank, a lot smaller and thinner than the previously photographed one This was the one I thought was male...
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    Jwitho replied to the thread Pike cichlid ID help.
    Would the lack of ocellus not be a tell tale sign of being male? They had been well fed so could explain the rounded appearance but not...
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    Jwitho reacted to Mazan's post in the thread Pike cichlid ID help with Like Like.
    Try to get a picture of a male with the dorsal fin extended. I know its not easy... This is the Orinoco one, nothopthalmus has the...
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    Jwitho replied to the thread Pike cichlid ID help.
    One of the bigger males left in my shop, roughly 2.5-3inches now Still quite confident in being a Wallaciia but i may have to take a few...
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    Oh wow! Small world. I'm afraid you were right from the start It looks like it is a female. Kudos to you for insisting it's a female...
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    Hey! It was me who served you over the weekend, nice to see you here! Just following this to see what the outcome is, like I said I’d...
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    Jwitho replied to the thread Pike cichlid ID help.
    First of all, what a stunning specimen! And yes, currently no white visible on the ocellus but at the size it’s hard to actually...
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    Jwitho reacted to Mazan's post in the thread Pike cichlid ID help with Like Like.
    Yes, I have seen that video of dicrossus foraging with Wallaciia - nice! Sadly I have never been able to get Dicrossus here. This is my...
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    Jwitho replied to the thread Pike cichlid ID help.
    There has been discrossus on my mind, specifically foirni so potentially a tank in the future, as I fear my A.diadema would make short...
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    Jwitho reacted to MacZ's post in the thread Pike cichlid ID help with Like Like.
    If it turns out to be a Wallaciia, I recommend keeping them with adult Dicrossus. In nature they often occur together. Checkerboards...
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    Jwitho replied to the thread Pike cichlid ID help.
    I do believe it is the Wallaciia genus, bares a resemblance to sp. Orinoco but doesn’t have the dual dorsal ocellus seen typically...
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    Jwitho reacted to Mazan's post in the thread Pike cichlid ID help with Like Like.
    The pike looks different in the new picture, I now do think it could be a female Wallaciia nothopthalmus.
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    Jwitho replied to the thread Pike cichlid ID help.
    The Gymnos were never a long term plan for this tank, it was a case of rescuing them from someone else’s tank By winter they should be...
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