Brentweld said:They look like females but I can't tell from the picture
toddnbecka said:Can't say for certain, but they do look rather similar to my eureka reds. Quite possibly Aulonocara jacobfrebergei, they're a popular species and there are several different color variants.
toddnbecka said:Try posting the pics on cichlid-forum.com, maybe someone there can give you a solid ID.
Jmedic25 said:Kel do you have thoes in with Mbuna? ...How are they doing if yes?
Jmedic25 said:how long has your tank been running? What size is the tank and fish?
toddnbecka said:Stocking 3 demasoni is almost certain to end us as 1 demasoni that's killed the others sooner or later. Either keep 1 or keep 12, less than 10 is a recipe for disaster when they mature.
toddnbecka said:Pity the peacocks then, 10 demasoni will drive them crazy. They're like 3-year-olds wired on caffeine.
kelbaker79 said:I'm not pitying any of them, they all get along fine. Feel like I'm being harrassed here..lol! Most of my fish are "rescue missions" so I do the best I can with the tanks I've got. The yellow lab is being moved this weekend into the mbuna tank, when I get the rest of the demasoni, those guys are getting their own 70 gallon...I thought I was doing things right??? I was just questioning how to tell what the female peacocks are!
Been up and running for about a year (different fish however). These guys have all been in there between 1 and 6 months. It's a 75 gallon tank with fish no larger than 3-4 inches. Why, what's up!