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The first is kenyi I think and the second and another are the kenyi/perlmutt could he be an ice blue zebra? And the others are all the dark one. Thanks so much! My wife's so annoyed at me and obsession with my tank! Haha!
 

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The first is kenyi I think and the second and another are the kenyi/perlmutt could he be an ice blue zebra? And the others are all the dark one. Thanks so much! My wife's so annoyed at me and obsession with my tank! Haha!

The first looks like a young Kenyi, the 2nd is a perlmutt and I believe the darker blue one could be a Metriaclima callainos.
 
Thanks for the help! You think those 2 fusco will be ok w the mbunas? I like them but if they'll be a problem w size ill try and cat h them and return for some more labs or some bumblebees or auratus
 
Thanks for the help! You think those 2 fusco will be ok w the mbunas? I like them but if they'll be a problem w size ill try and cat h them and return for some more labs or some bumblebees or auratus

I'd like to direct your attention to this picture:
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Something in me says no ;-)
 
Hey I have a solution to your fish catching problem.
1. take a clear soda or juice container and cut a circle in the top big enough to let the fish in.
2. Cut a second circle around that hole 1 1/2-2inches below it on the bottle.
3. Replace top upside down making a fish trap.
Lets fish in and cant get out until they are let out by removing the top.
4. Submerge under water and place bottle in a path the fish is likely to swim.
5.Use a net or your hand to chase the desired fish in the trap once underwater.
*note- let the fish out as soon as you have it in the container and its where you want it. This trap system confuses large fish so it may stress a bit. I use it all the time to switch fish tanks. You must be fast to ensure stress is minimum.
Here is a picture of mine
 

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Hey I have a solution to your fish catching problem.
1. take a clear soda or juice container and cut a circle in the top big enough to let the fish in.
2. Cut a second circle around that hole 1 1/2-2inches below it on the bottle.
3. Replace top upside down making a fish trap.
Lets fish in and cant get out until they are let out by removing the top.
4. Submerge under water and place bottle in a path the fish is likely to swim.
5.Use a net or your hand to chase the desired fish in the trap once underwater.
*note- let the fish out as soon as you have it in the container and its where you want it. This trap system confuses large fish so it may stress a bit. I use it all the time to switch fish tanks. You must be fast to ensure stress is minimum.
Here is a picture of mine

Great idea! Thank you
 
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