tropheus " moorii " ilangi

[Tom]

[Tom]

wahooooooooo finally thank god !!!!!!! ive learned how to post pictures , well my girlfreind has .

[Fishyfingers82]

Wow, nice colour!! Where did you get them from?

How many do you have in your colony?

[Tom]

hi pal , ive about 30 wc in the colony . there a really settled group that i get a good stream of fry from

[damba]

Those are nice tropheus. The group must look stunning.

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[Fishyfingers82]

I was considering Tropheus Ikola but after seeing these I am really tempted.

Do you sell the fry, if so where abouts in the UK are you and how much do you sell for?

Cheers

Ross

[seanengland]

Great news on your girlfriend being able to post pics, no excuses now to post some of those Petro's you've got.
Bye the way lovely Ilangi

[Tom]

seany boy hows it pal ? eh it took me 12 onths to do this lot im on the case though pal i promise you

[James (24T)]

I been thinking about saying it but think I must. I kind of find it hard to give just prase.
Those are the best Ilangi I have seen (on a photo) for over 20 years.
Great yellow, good orange dorsal, even purplish face and tail
Are they realy that good in the flesh?
I had believed Ilangi as good as this were extinct both in the wild and in captivity (let alone in the UK) and most for sale look like regular Nkamba Bay Tropheus.

Please tell me where you got them.
What price you payed.
How you are keeping them, tank size, filtration, water perameters, food and numbers, male and female.
And yep put me down on what must I guess be a huge waiting list for young.

I can look up the science for you but were you aware these are not regular moorii nor a regular sp."Red". These yellow guys on the cusp of the two species may be a natural hybrid and thus may if they survive form a new species?

That is if sp."Red" is ever described as a different species and are not seen as variants of moorii. (This is not a good answer because most sp."Red" differ from moorii in a number of significant ways (except for the existance of these halI way guys in the wild would I guess have been formaly recognised as a separate species years ago))

All the best James

[seanengland]

I'm with James on this one! These are the best looking Ilangi i have seen since i first saw the iconic Ilangi photo that none ever come close to.