Stock Pics

[jon carman]

Sorry if I misspelled names or pics stink- I did it in a couple of hours and I'm tired. I thought this would be better than nothing-

Rhampochromis


Frontosa Kavalla



Large female lithobates


Dragon's Blood Peacock


Livingstoni


Malawi Comp


White Top Afra


Albino Eureka


Albino Strawberry


Cichlasoma bocourti


Gold Jack dempsey


Hap Oblique


Cuban


Herichthys carpinte "Escondido"


Frontosa Kipilli


Red Fin Comp


Neolamp Pulcher


Lamp ocellatus(shellie)


Lamp Mang(shellie)


Pseud flavus (will turn bright yellow)


Labidochromis perlmutt


Nimbo Polystigma


Albino Taiwan Reef


Red Fin Borleyi


Cobue Afra


German Firefish


Gold Head Comp

[jon carman]

I'll post the rest tomorrow if I get a chance.

[angel]

They look good Jon. JD, about the gold jack, how does one tell if THESE are male or female?

[jgentry]

The gold ones are a little more difficult. I generally can tell by looking at there shape or just venting them if it is not obvious. At the age Jon got them the males should already be a good bit bulkier. Post some pics and I might be able to tell. They are not as easy as the regular jacks to sex though.

How are the fish I brought you doing Jon?

[jon carman]

Great, JD,

Angel- That's how I tried to sex them, I gave you the biggest and the smallest and with 4 that will usually work.

[angel]

Will do. As soon as I wake them up. I did read people usually breed them back to regular jacks do you agree that should be done? These are probably hatch mates anyway huh?

[jon carman]

I think all of the golds are closely related, but I wouldn't worry about it- I would breed them to either or. JD would be the better one to answer. If you breed them together you should get all golds, or if you breed to a regular you should get some golds and a lot with the gold gene that are regular jacks. Sounds like you have a cool breeding project about to start.

[baisley101]

They all look great