Mbuna species and sex identification help
Posted: Wed Dec 04, 2024 6:42 pm
Hi Everyone,
I've been patiently waiting for my pet to fully mature before seeking your expertise in identifying it. My pet has grown into a stunning Mbuna, and I'm eager to introduce more of its kind to my collection. After a year of searching, I've had no luck finding an exact match. The closest I've come is the Metriclima family, but I believe there are too many notable differences for it to belong to that group. I'm hoping someone here can provide a definitive identification. Thanks in advance for your assistance!
By the way, if there's anyone in the Northern Virginia area who's interested in adopting some Kenyi Fry, please send me a message. I have 25 of them in need of a good home.
I've been patiently waiting for my pet to fully mature before seeking your expertise in identifying it. My pet has grown into a stunning Mbuna, and I'm eager to introduce more of its kind to my collection. After a year of searching, I've had no luck finding an exact match. The closest I've come is the Metriclima family, but I believe there are too many notable differences for it to belong to that group. I'm hoping someone here can provide a definitive identification. Thanks in advance for your assistance!
By the way, if there's anyone in the Northern Virginia area who's interested in adopting some Kenyi Fry, please send me a message. I have 25 of them in need of a good home.