It is one in the Trimac complex from what I can tell, but I don't know enough to get further than that.
The male, which has decided to color up in the tank full of mbuna, is very lovely with his purple background and red blotches. The female, I am assuming, is still brown and hasn't shown any color.
I would pick up the pair but: A. the store has no idea what they are and B. they want too much for a fish that they can't identify and don't remember buying.
How do you not remember buying something like that? Did it just come in as a hitch hiker with the feeder guppies? (laugh if you want, some wild stuff comes in with those)
Anyway, they have those 2 in one tank and a 6-7 unidentified victorians (in a tank with some convicts). I think they are just trying to drive me mad!
The victorians look like one of the "rock kribensis" types, but again, I don't know. These were brought in by a customer, but he can't remember what the guy called them.To say the least I am thrilled to death he labeled my Chromatilapia guntheri as "West African Mouthbrooders", it could have been a lot worse. At 2.99 a fish he is actually selling them.
Kevin
