Williamsi Blue Lips "Pseudotropheus sp. Williamsi North" saltwater fish which have a torroiseshell patternation

which have a torroiseshell patternation and a tendency to arch their backs

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and providing a well-established tank with plenty of live rock and thick sandy substrate for shelter and grazing is best

Marine or freshwater use

Provide a variety of prepared herbivore foods rich in vegetable matter and supplement diet with algae sheets to help reduce potential nipping damage to soft and hard coral polyps

Williamsi Blue Lips "Pseudotropheus sp. Williamsi North" saltwater fish which have a torroiseshell patternationCommon Name: Williamsi Blue Lips Appearance: This species has a mouth similar to that of Melanachromis, especially due to their somewhat pointed mouths. Males for this species are a golden orange yellow color. Their lips are blue, giving them the nickname williamsi "blue lips". This blue color can also show on some of the fins, specifically the tail and at the end of the dorsal. Breeding males can achieve a bright orange color to attract the opposite