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West African cichlids anyone?

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Anyone keep any fo the Steatocranus species? Here is a gool girl from West Africa. Can you name that species, it's a hard one!
 

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Dang, you either saw the file name or looked on my website. Hmmm...I'll find a pic of a harder species of Steatocranus to ID. Oh, by the way, that pic right there was the first picture ever published on Steatocranus glaber, cool huh?
 
I have frontosa and mbuna...(different aquariums of course).
Also have a nice pair of green terrors. Cichlids rock....
 
Hi! When I talk about cichlids, please excuse the old scientific names, because that is what those cichlids were called when I learned them, mostly back in the 1970's!

I always liked the Pelmatochromis teniatus/subocellatus varieties. I always wanted to try the large Hemichromis fasciatus types, but I have never seen any available in my area!
 
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