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« on: July 20, 2009, 01:34:54 PM »

Everyone loves a big midas for a reason. I love them cause they're just all around awesome, easy on the eyes and completely personable. I also like them in different flavors. Wink

Herman, F1 Piebald male A. citrinellus.






F1 Orange A. citrinellus female, currently brooding a spawn with Herman.


F1 A. hogaboomorus "Rio Chuloteca". I have two left, hoping for a male and female.


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F1 A. sp. "Red Isletas" Pair: Male






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F1 Orange citrinellus males from the pond.




Hamilton, F1 Barred male A. citrinellus. Chillin out in the pond this summer.


Some day I'll have enough room for each and every species in each and every color morph. Thanks for looking! bunny
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« Reply #1 on: July 21, 2009, 12:02:38 AM »

some awesome midas  cichlid you have threre bro
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« Reply #2 on: July 21, 2009, 06:04:05 AM »

Wow very nice Sjs!
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« Reply #3 on: July 21, 2009, 10:11:28 AM »

Nice, how big are those guys inch wise?  I like the first ones, and the ones with the hump on the head.  I am gonna have to down size my mbuna malawi cichlids once they get closer to full size...Did you purchase your guys as juvies and if so how long did it take for them to grow that size?
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« Reply #4 on: September 07, 2009, 10:44:55 PM »

Nice, how big are those guys inch wise?  I like the first ones, and the ones with the hump on the head.  I am gonna have to down size my mbuna malawi cichlids once they get closer to full size...Did you purchase your guys as juvies and if so how long did it take for them to grow that size?

Sorry I missed your reply.  Embarrassed
Herman the piebald is somewhere around 10".
The orange midas range in size from about 7"-5" with the two males being larger and the two females being smaller.
The Hogaboomorus are about 6.5" and 5.5". I'm hoping I have a male and female as they're the only two I have but for now there's only bickering and not much courtship going on.
The male Red Isletas is currently about 8.5" and the female about 5.5-6".
Hamilton the barred midas was just shy of 12" last I measured, right before I put him in the pond.
They all grow at a decent rate. I've obtained them all at different sizes but they all grow at about 1-1.5" a month up until they hit about 6 or 7" and start to slow down from there. I'll get about 1" every 2 or 3 months til 12" and I've yet to see how they progress from there. The Hogas were smallest when I got them. About 3/4" when I got them back in Feb.
I'll be posting some updated shots of the hogas soon. They keep getting better and better. I wish they were easier to find as they have wonderful personalities. Very playful and less aggressive than citrinellus.
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