Pseudotropeus saulosi

Pittbull said:
Ok for all of you Mbuna experts my question is this? These Saulosi are still young and are sporting the yellow coloration i see some of them having a dark stripe on their dorsal is this indicative of the male starting to morph to its lovely blue barring contrast..

And if so i believe i may be in trouble because i noticed three of them are doing this and only one thats maintaining its yellow female coloring..

All four are at 1 1/2 inch..
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At worst you could end up with 4 males, one of which refuses to change color out of fear of being terrorized.
 
Cool an all male saulosi tank would be ok i guess.. or.. i can trade in the extra males if the original breeder gets them back in..

Thanks chief..
 
Thanks efors i appreciate the link honestly i forgot about the egg spots cool deal..
 
No hay problema, amigo! Then, I saw at least 3 of your saulosis with the eggspot, right?
 
Dude i just ran to the fish room they all have egg spots.. there very faint and i guess the photos amplified the spots but yep they all have them..

I guess i am going to have a male saulosi setup
 
Or maybe it's time to get another PTS outbreak!
 
yep so i guess i need go back to Eddie and get some females and get rid of some males. hehehe PTS hehehe.. later buddy..
 
so i picked up two females today out of Indiana had to drive pretty far for a few females heheheehe.. what men do for the ladies..

well hopefully my males will like them..
 
Pit, remember sometimes females will have egg spots also. Good luck with them all and keep updates...btw, we need some pics of your new "ladies"!!! ;)

Ummm, wait...you drove from KY to Indiana???? OMG, you could of at least made a "pit" stop and said Hi! :raspberry:
 
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