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    Pelvicachromis taeniatus ‘Moliwe’

    Hi. Both of my taeniatus have turned out some signs in their bodies. My male has some black spots and my female has a dark red area in her belly. They have them over a week.Today they have their first birth. Does anyone know what are these? Are they sick or not? Here are some photos...
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    Pelvicachromis taeniatus Njanje

    What a wonderful behaviour...!! Your fishes are very beuatiful. Keep updating about your spawn.
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    Pelvicachromis taeniatus ‘Moliwe’

    I want to keep and breed them because they are wonderful fishes.Wouldn't be a little risky,in case they finally are hybrids? I wish in future to find real moliwe or any other colour form,even if they are different species,as you said.They are all very beautiful. Thank you very much.:) They...
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    Pelvicachromis taeniatus ‘Moliwe’

    If they are mix of Nigerian and Cameroon forms,they are hybrids.Are they or not because they are only different colour forms?:frown::frown:
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    Back from Gabon

    Nice fishes.:) We are waiting to tell us your experience from Gabon and post photos. Welcome back.
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    Pelvicachromis taeniatus ‘Moliwe’

    So,can they be cross between Nigerian and Cameroon forms?
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    Pelvicachromis taeniatus ‘Moliwe’

    I think that my pair is similar to dehane form or even nigerian green type but without the red under male's eyes.
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    Pelvicachromis taeniatus ‘Moliwe’

    Thank you. So,the only "problem" with tank strains fishes is that we cannot find them in nature?
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    Pelvicachromis taeniatus ‘Moliwe’

    Is that possible? The Nigerian yellow form has no red under his eyes.Right? Also,I would like to ask you what does "tank strains" mean?
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    Pelvicachromis taeniatus ‘Moliwe’

    It's sure that they are not moliwe. Also,they are not any of Nigerian type,perfectly. So,what are they? I'm confused and I am afraid to let them together in case of reproduction.
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    Pelvicachromis taeniatus ‘Moliwe’

    According to the Lfs the pair is tank raised. Do you think they are hybrids?
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    Pelvicachromis taeniatus ‘Moliwe’

    Here are some photos of my pair.Can you recognise them?Male is red under his eyes (male1) but not always(male2).Also,it has a bit of red in his dorsal fin as you can see in photos(male3).These are some things that make me believe,it is not moliwe but nigerian red.What about female?What form is...
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    Pelvicachromis taeniatus ‘Moliwe’

    I 'll post tomorrow.Thanks.
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    Pelvicachromis taeniatus ‘Moliwe’

    I just bought a pair of taeniatus moliwe but I am not sure that are really moliwe.:frown: The male is red under his eyes as nigerian red form is. Can you please tell me the differences that have moliwe and negerian red between them,especially the females? Please help. Thanks.:)
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    Pelvicachromis taeniatus ‘Moliwe’

    Hi. I will have a pair of Pelvicachromis taeniatus ‘Moliwe’ in a few days and I would like to make a perfect aquarium for them,just as their biotope. I know that they are being collected in west Cameroon,near Moliwe's village and I have some questions about that.What is the name of the river...
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    Hi from Greece

    Hi everybody. I found this wonderful site from Ted's blog,just in time that I am looking for information about Pelvicachromis taeniatus ‘Moliwe’ and how to set up a tank for them. I have an aquarium for two years now.It's an Amazon's biotope. I have a pair of mikrogeophagus...
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