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Oh, I meant that the flanks were spotted in perfect circles, as per ctenocephalus (see second pic), not the tail--the wording was a bit confusing. Sorry.

However, it seems that the markings on g. stellatus are somewhat vermiculite, though also predominantly spotty.

It does flare its caudal, which has a bit of the fluorescent blue of its conspecifics, but other than that, it pretty much always maintains this shade of color. "Its hard to tell due to the lack of pigment, but I wonder if they might not be a Gastromyzon stellatus. THe body shape and spots (that I c...

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v398/Kleevage/keuc.jpg I received this fish some time ago with a bunch of ctenos. It has yet to color up despite a long settling in period. Initially, I had assumed it was a health related issue or belated shipping stress, but it is has since become the dominant fi...

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v398/Kleevage/IMG_0937.jpg Stocking: barbus hulstaerti, boraras micros and brigittae, danio margaritatus, corydoras pgymaeus, sewellia lineolata, nannobagrus stelltus, unidentified Peruvian parotocinclus, hara jerdoni, and gastromyzon ctenocephalus. http://img.phot...

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It looks like a gastromyzon to me--possibly ocellatus, but I'm not big on loach IDs.

Inlecypris and other relatively large/colorful yet peaceful danioans might work.

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What plants are you looking at keeping? Very few high flow suitable plants necessitate CO2.

Not sure, but it sounds to me as if they are just well cared for fish. And yes, I did indeed receive my fish from your source. Anyways, I feed cyclopeeze, homemade tilapia mix (broad beans, tilapia, kale, collard greens, garlic), brine shrimp, hikari carnivore pellets, and a plethora of vegetable cr...

Most smaller genera do not have the dentition for opening snails up. And larger species only feed on snails about the size of large spixes, if not larger.

Hello. I am quite sure I purchased my lineolata from the same source, though I obtained some of his earliest F1s. They are now full grown and have spawned for me. That being said, I don't really understand what your question is. It seems as though your previous assertions have shown that the provide...