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tam
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| tam wrote: | | lol93 wrote: | Wow! I didn't realise plecostomus came in that many 'morphs'! Very nice looking fish!  |
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davo
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| Posted: Wed May 09, 2007 1:52 am Post subject: |
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| i'm a big fan of S. auratus too. I think some of the more impressive are H. luteus and L128s... unfortunately these would be jap stock... they always get the best... them and places like singapore. |
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Scott W
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Fantastic, love the Queen Arabesque
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funky
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| Posted: Wed May 09, 2007 2:05 pm Post subject: |
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| You have some stunning plecs their mate, they are my Fav tropical fish, I have always kept Plecs over the past 25 years... |
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neep_neep
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Awesome! You've some really nice looking fish. I love plecs
Ah, i've spent many an hour procrastinating on www.planetcatfish.com
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Indigo Blue Fish
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Such beauts - puts my little grey pitbull to shame lol!
I asked a "pleccist" friend of mine to have a look, but haven't heard anything re: the one you're not sure on.
That's a good idea with the pea mash though... I've been trying to work out how to get my spirinula sticks to go down to his level before the others scarf them - might have to try something similar.
My fish get all sorts of treats - Shikaru's (the plec) favourite is a bit of raw potato at the moment, but he has piles of well established bogwood to rasp at too, and plenty of other foods. |
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davo
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| Posted: Thu May 10, 2007 11:33 pm Post subject: |
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| potatoes great (i always soak them though, starch isn't good for water quality!). Better than feeding things like cucumber, more to it, but i suppose it's better than letting them survive on algea and scraps. Shelled peas are fantastic, theres a lot in them. The un-ID one is a german bred hybrid of hypancistrus. |
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Jezz
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davo what you doing with them zebras?
theres a fish i wouldnt want to lose..  at what, a ton a piece?
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jamie_s
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| Posted: Fri Dec 28, 2007 2:19 pm Post subject: |
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very nice collection and well done breeding them  good luck this year too
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zarozinia
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Lovely looking fish, I love the Queen arabesque as well.
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