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Couple of new pictures to share.

Pangio doriae
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Pangio anguillaris and Pangio doriae
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Pangio oblonga
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Stunning! :D I wish I had a spare tank in the house so that I could bring home some of those doriaes. *sigh*

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Thanks, Emma. Only only only........if you set up a tank that is dedicated to Pangio's then they will come out to play. So i herd! :wink:

One 'graved' Female Pangio anguillaris within the groups. :D

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Hmmm, maybe she'd like some of those almond leaves! :wink:
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I love those anguillaris & doriae. I'm wondering if I got rid of the otherarf, if I might have room for more fish. though possibly not time for them.
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Graeme Robson wrote:Couple of new pictures to share.
If I may ask: which of the three pictures is not being shared?

(Really great kuhlis and photos, btw)
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You know, Tooo many 'wine gums' that night. :wink:

Replies appreciated. 8)

Yes, Emma. If there is any spare ones going, I'll take some home next Friday. :wink:
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How big are these?
This one looks very similar to a weather/dojo loach
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HylaChristine wrote:This one looks very similar to a weather/dojo loach
You reckon?
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The P. doriae is a real treat, Graeme. Nice shot of a very nice weird little fish. I'm jealous.
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Cheers, Mark.

These chaps have it made......

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Graeme Robson wrote:
HylaChristine wrote:This one looks very similar to a weather/dojo loach
You reckon?
Heh-heh. Long ago, the very first time I saw a (small) dojo, I thought it was an interesting kuhli...
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