pretty sure...

[0scarTheGrouch]

Pretty sure this is a butterkoferi right?

http://us.f2.yahoofs.com/bc/401c010b_9c9c/bc/Fish/BWflash.jpg?bfFctJABRUKHay5G

New here so don't know what lake or scientific name he/she would be referred to, I don't want to post in the wrong place...thanks.

[logjil]

can you repost this maybe its my computer but i get a error cant display page, i have a buttikoferi basicaly its like a zebra banded black and yellow.

[Karl]

i cant see anything.

[jonah]

Originally posted by logjil
can you repost this maybe its my computer but i get a error cant display page, i have a buttikoferi basicaly its like a zebra banded black and yellow.

The link doesn't seem to be working, but the description given by logjil is correct. Tilapia buttikoferi are a West African cichlid.

[0scarTheGrouch]

http://us.f2.yahoofs.com/bc/401c010b_9c9c/bc/Fish/BWflash.jpg?bf.CxJABMnfeay5G

this work?

[jonah]

Yes it works. It looks a lot like a buttikoferi to me.

[0scarTheGrouch]

thanks jonah, what forum should I post my questions in?

[jonah]

African Cichlids: General

[Rex Karr]

I can't see the pic, but if it is a Buttikoferi, it wouldn't hurt to post questions in the American Species forum. Buttikoferi are very similar to many Central American species and many American Cichlid enthusiast keep Buttikoferi. I have a large male, and could answer some questions you may have, but I rarely venture into the African forums.

[Karl]

i still dont see it........... Like rex said if you have any questions just ask them in the american species forums.

[logjil]

buttikoferi's are pretty mean so be careful,males grow quick, at least mine did.