The painfully shy boy...he tried to bury his head under the filter box. I was so afraid he'll scrap his skin off.

The frisky girl...swims quickly whole day long without rest. But knocks out at night.



Quite easy really. Look at the coloration....theres your answerbsplenden wrote:How do you sex them?

This shows just how "common" irrubescos are over here.Aiya Quackform wrote:Yes, yes, where did you get them? I've been dying to get a pair!
Ok think we're on the wrong frequency. C328 is one of the LFS in Singapore. It's tough trying to find irrubescos over here. They used to be more popular though.Aiya Quackform wrote:Is there a website they can be ordered from? And what is "C328"?
Hi. I went over to C328 today. They are all the way at the back, the very last tank with a couple of palembangensis and some green spotted. But there is only one left. And I think it is a male. Not very healthy though.creampuff wrote:I just went to C328 middle shop today but I didn't see them?! Where did they snuck them to?! I saw them selling for S$1 at Cichlids forever, Kovan. But they didn't have any males.
I stay at Bukit Merah too.How much did you get them for? Oh ya, did they have any left over when you bought them? Sorry for the bombardment of questions.
And hmm... they do look a little like lorteti. But they're irrubescos?