zachjohnson65 AC Members Mar 31, 2007 476 0 0 44 Staunton, VA Feb 13, 2009 #1 I saw one in a store but no idea of type. 3-5" appox. Light orange in front and then it roughly turned to a cream white. Sort of like a half melted creamsicle! Body shaped like a lab or zebra. Sorry no pics Any ideas?
I saw one in a store but no idea of type. 3-5" appox. Light orange in front and then it roughly turned to a cream white. Sort of like a half melted creamsicle! Body shaped like a lab or zebra. Sorry no pics Any ideas?
mostlycichlids Cichlid Specialist Apr 27, 2006 2,664 3 38 New Mexico USA www.freshwatermadness.com Real Name Paul Feb 13, 2009 #2 Hard to say for sure without pics.
T toddnbecka AC Members Dec 17, 2004 2,808 3 38 Cumberland, MD 21502 Feb 14, 2009 #3 Likely a peacock of some sort, not fully grown yet. I saw something similar to your description at the lfs earlier tonight.
Likely a peacock of some sort, not fully grown yet. I saw something similar to your description at the lfs earlier tonight.
reefplayground AC Members Feb 8, 2009 124 0 0 Los Angeles, CA www.reefplayground.net Feb 14, 2009 #4 Could be a juv peacock or an albino taiwan reef is the strain is right. Could also be a yellow headed tropheops
Could be a juv peacock or an albino taiwan reef is the strain is right. Could also be a yellow headed tropheops
zachjohnson65 AC Members Mar 31, 2007 476 0 0 44 Staunton, VA Feb 14, 2009 #5 Will this colorization stay if the fish is a peacock or Taiwan reef as an adult?
zachjohnson65 AC Members Mar 31, 2007 476 0 0 44 Staunton, VA Feb 14, 2009 #6 i just googled albino taiwan reef photos but the colorization is reversed. The fish i saw was orange in front and white in back .
i just googled albino taiwan reef photos but the colorization is reversed. The fish i saw was orange in front and white in back .
Coler AC Members Jan 30, 2007 7,291 3 62 47 Feb 15, 2009 #7 Pseudotropheus Macropthalamus, either albino or regular has this colour configuration. Last edited: Feb 19, 2009
reefplayground AC Members Feb 8, 2009 124 0 0 Los Angeles, CA www.reefplayground.net Feb 18, 2009 #8 i'd have to say its the Macropthlamus, the albino version, with the yellow/orange around the head. And yes, the colors will only intensify in peacocks and taiwan reefs as they mature.
i'd have to say its the Macropthlamus, the albino version, with the yellow/orange around the head. And yes, the colors will only intensify in peacocks and taiwan reefs as they mature.