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Pseudotropheus elegans For sale

Yellow Tail Acei - 2-3" Unsexed

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Yellow Tail Acei - 2-3" Unsexed. Remarks : The Yellow Tail Acei is a fairly large mbuna with both males and females sporting a dark blue/purple body and yellow fins. Another variant of th...

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Aulonocara sp. For sale

German Ruby Red Peacock - 4-5" Male

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German Ruby Red Peacock - 4-5" Male. Remarks : Ruby Reds are a line-bred variety of Aulonocara sp. Maleri, which are normally yellow. They exhibit red scales with a blue sheen underneath....

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Aulonocara sp. For sale

German Ruby Red Peacock - 3-4" Male

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German Ruby Red Peacock - 3-4" Male. Remarks : Ruby Reds are a line-bred variety of Aulonocara sp. Maleri, which are normally yellow. They exhibit red scales with a blue sheen underneath....

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Aulonocara sp. For sale

German Ruby Red Peacock - 3-4" Female

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German Ruby Red Peacock - 3-4" Female. Remarks : Ruby Reds are a line-bred variety of Aulonocara sp. Maleri, which are normally yellow. They exhibit red scales with a blue sheen underneat...

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Aulonocara sp. For sale

German Ruby Red Peacock - 2-3" Unsexed

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German Ruby Red Peacock - 2-3" Unsexed. Remarks : Ruby Reds are a line-bred variety of Aulonocara sp. Maleri, which are normally yellow. They exhibit red scales with a blue sheen undernea...

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Aulonocara sp. For sale

German Ruby Red Peacock - 1-2" Unsexed

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German Ruby Red Peacock - 1-2" Unsexed. Remarks : Ruby Reds are a line-bred variety of Aulonocara sp. Maleri, which are normally yellow. They exhibit red scales with a blue sheen undernea...

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Aulonocara sp. For sale

Turkis Peacock - 2-3" Unsexed

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Turkis Peacock - 2-3" Unsexed. Remarks : The turkis peacock gets its name from the German word for "turquoise" in reference to where it was line-bred from some mutated, wild specimens as ...