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God those gastros are beautiful.

Is that an otocinclus flexilis I see?

Anyone willing to drive to UC berkeley to pick up a colony of four pangio kuhlii are free to have them. They are well fed and have been in my tank for about two years. There is at least one gravid female.

Sorry, I sold them a week ago. Thanks for the interest. All I have left for sale currently are some rare rineloricaria (30-20 bucks for 4), if you're interested.

1 female 2 males The female fattens up and thins out every two months or so (pairs up with one of the males, and retreat into caves for about 3 days, though they come out to feed). I have never seen any fry, but the males are always in breeding dress (a very beautiful red color to them) and I am pre...

I would totally be down for monterey.

every time you post a photo session topic, I lament about not living in England.

Diana; do not worry. These fish can actively grab food right out of the water column. My only thought is that the skinny fish just don't like what's being fed to them. It took me a loooong time to acclimate a few of my savonas to pelleted staple foods, or even, for that matter, certain frozen foods ...

oblonga?

I feed something very similar to my fish. It does get a bit messy, but for limnivores such as balitorids, the particulate food "dust" wold seem to mimic their foodstuffs in the wild very well. pics: http://www.plecofanatics.com/gallery/displayimage.php?imageid=22841 http://www.plecofanatics.com/gall...

God, this is the best topic ever.

yes, definitely ocellatus.

I noticed the black edges on the video. Is this because you covered the rest of the tank, minus the lens of the camera?


You sly dog, you.


Nice fish.

Actually, they are very prolific.