Keeping frontosa with Tropheus... help ID this frontosa

[cu0ngsayz]

Is it a good idea to keep the 2 together?


ID the fish. thank you.
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[AhKwaB]

Naw

[SunnyHouTX]

Trophs - vegetarian mostly
Fronts - NOT vegetarian mostly

[danielp]

Have never seen this and can't imagine it sitting here looking at my front tank.

[cu0ngsayz]

is this a brundi?

[Notsoballinxhobo]

It's a cypho/frontosa.

Pictures suck pretty bad and that vid shows nothing but a stressed fish out of water. Get better picture of the face while in water.

[cu0ngsayz]

cant really get a good picture since its in a bucket

[cichlidomaha]

They will not live very long in a bucket, Put them in a tank, or sell them.

Tom

[johnnytrinh]

U got fronts now? Throw them in my tank. Haha

[cu0ngsayz]

They will not live very long in a bucket, Put them in a tank, or sell them.

Tom

trying to ID them before i post the fish in the B/S/T. ive had fish in a bucket for close to a week with no death. since i change my tank water once a week i change the bucket water also and i have a bubbler

[Notsoballinxhobo]

what did you buy them as or how much did you pay for that size is a good determining factor.

[cu0ngsayz]

what did you buy them as or how much did you pay for that size is a good determining factor.

well i think thats obvious but i didnt buy them sir

[Notsoballinxhobo]

you got frontosa/cyphos, all that can be determined with the not so good pictures.

[cu0ngsayz]

you got frontosa/cyphos, all that can be determined with the not so good pictures.

did you click on the picture?

[Notsoballinxhobo]

yeah, it still didn't show much other than a fish in your hand, the glare is making it hard to see the face mask which helps narrow the locale slightly

does have a nice blue/purple tone to it so I will say maybe not burundi?