Sorry in advance for the crappy pics (still shots from a vid cam), but I'd appreciate any input/confirmation on ID'ing the following fish:
From left to right then top to bottom (like how you'd read a book in English):
1 and 2 are pics of the same fish - she just spat fry about 48 hours ago.
3 and 4 are pics of the same fish - i'm almost positive it's NOT a Malawi Eye Biter. I'm guessing it's another kind of Dimidiochromis though.
5 - no clue. some kind of hap?
6 - both peacocks, right is an OB, i think. no clue what the one on the left is. can anybody guess the specifics?
7 - also a peacock - perhaps what's commonly known as a "strawberry"? For what it's worth, this one has lost a lot of color (both deepness of the red and coverage)
8 - bumblebee?
9 - Otopharynx lithobates? (also pictured is a Malawi Eye Biter, Kenyi and Deepwater Hap).
10 - some kind of peacock
11 - some kind of peacock
Thanks!

From left to right then top to bottom (like how you'd read a book in English):
1 and 2 are pics of the same fish - she just spat fry about 48 hours ago.
3 and 4 are pics of the same fish - i'm almost positive it's NOT a Malawi Eye Biter. I'm guessing it's another kind of Dimidiochromis though.
5 - no clue. some kind of hap?
6 - both peacocks, right is an OB, i think. no clue what the one on the left is. can anybody guess the specifics?
7 - also a peacock - perhaps what's commonly known as a "strawberry"? For what it's worth, this one has lost a lot of color (both deepness of the red and coverage)
8 - bumblebee?
9 - Otopharynx lithobates? (also pictured is a Malawi Eye Biter, Kenyi and Deepwater Hap).
10 - some kind of peacock
11 - some kind of peacock
Thanks!











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