Tropheus Kalambo

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Gio2011 — 21. december 2017, 13:27

Hello to everyone,

sorry for the english, i m italian. I looked for where it is possible to show up but unfortunately I did not find it.
Just yesterday I bought 10 tropheus kalambo.
The parents of these are 1 male and 2 females completely mutated ( OB ) and very yellow.
What options are there for their children to be the same as their parents?

thank you all for my first post!
See you soon, Giordano!

KimJ — 21. december 2017, 17:34

It`s hard to say, but don`t expect a ratio of more than 1 in 10 if the parents are WC.

If they are from an OB strain, You will get more, but it depends on how many generations of inbreeding They are from (the more the better ratio).

Gio2011 — 22. december 2017, 14:55

Parents of mine come from Sweden, passing through France! There is no assurance that grandparents were OBs, but hearing who sold them to me, they usually tend to remove non-OB dominates to select the mutation.

Thank you KimJ!!!

KimJ, do you know if there is any amateur player where they can be found? I would be interested to add someone else!

KimJ — 23. december 2017, 08:11

I don`t know of any OB Kalambo in DK right now. That is not to say They are not there. Maybe You should try a search in one of the FB groups?

vorup — 23. december 2017, 12:32

Hi Gio
You Can google translate this if you have the time, just to hear my story with GK
http://cichlids.akvariefisk.dk/forum/thread/?ID=1604367#SiteEnd

All sold to Sweden

Gio2011 — 25. december 2017, 10:51

KimJ thank you again. I will look for! I think it will not be easy 🙂

Vorup google android is magnificent. He translated the whole discussion on the fly. Beautiful fish but you still have them? One of them promised well, is not it?

PS: marry christmas

Gio2011 — 31. december 2017, 13:21

Happy 2018

vorup — 1. januar 2018, 14:46

I sold the group a few years ago ?? Only one mutated

Gio2011 — 2. januar 2018, 09:29

Could it be the mutation that yellow gradient on the dorsal fin?

vorup — 12. januar 2018, 19:38

Could be, but I dont Think so ??

Gio2011 — 15. januar 2018, 14:51

We just have to wait

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