Another chubby hillstream
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- Jim Powers
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Another chubby hillstream
Here is a Gastromyzon ctenocephalus that shares the tank with the portly G. ocellatus whose pics grace previous posts.
I need to get a side shot to show just how wide she is.
I need to get a side shot to show just how wide she is.
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Well, okay, Emma.
>Gastromysons ctenocephalus, stellatus, ocellatus, scitulus, and an unknown gastro species, Pseudogastromyzon cheni, Beaufortia, Sinogastromyzon wui, Sewellia lineolata, Homalopteras smithi, yunanensis, zollingeri and an unknown species, L. disparis,
>V. maassi
>Botias rostrata and kubotai, Sinobotia pulchra, Y. sidthimunki
>Schisturas beavani and savona and Mesoneomacheilus triangularis
>Danios roseus, kyathit, nigrofasciatus, Burma sp. Devario sondhii,
Celestichthys (or Danio?) margaritatus, Rasbora borapetensis, Chela dadyburjori, Golden white clouds, Praecox rainbows.
>Pit bull oto (species?), Microglanis iheringi (S.A. bumblebee catfish)
I think that's it.
>Gastromysons ctenocephalus, stellatus, ocellatus, scitulus, and an unknown gastro species, Pseudogastromyzon cheni, Beaufortia, Sinogastromyzon wui, Sewellia lineolata, Homalopteras smithi, yunanensis, zollingeri and an unknown species, L. disparis,
>V. maassi
>Botias rostrata and kubotai, Sinobotia pulchra, Y. sidthimunki
>Schisturas beavani and savona and Mesoneomacheilus triangularis
>Danios roseus, kyathit, nigrofasciatus, Burma sp. Devario sondhii,
Celestichthys (or Danio?) margaritatus, Rasbora borapetensis, Chela dadyburjori, Golden white clouds, Praecox rainbows.
>Pit bull oto (species?), Microglanis iheringi (S.A. bumblebee catfish)
I think that's it.
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Thanks!
My top priorities are photos of my HUGE female H. smithi that makes the one that appeared in the loach book look like a baby, and the gorgeous male smithi in the same tank, the oddball Homaloptera that is like the one Emma has, and the new heavily striped gastros I just got. A pic of my shy Sinogastros and 3" H. zollingeri would be nice too.
My top priorities are photos of my HUGE female H. smithi that makes the one that appeared in the loach book look like a baby, and the gorgeous male smithi in the same tank, the oddball Homaloptera that is like the one Emma has, and the new heavily striped gastros I just got. A pic of my shy Sinogastros and 3" H. zollingeri would be nice too.
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This is my species, the South American Bumblebee catfish
http://planetcatfish.com/catelog/image. ... ge_id=3583
Mine are full size at about 2.5" with those cute little catfish pot bellies.
http://planetcatfish.com/catelog/image. ... ge_id=3583
Mine are full size at about 2.5" with those cute little catfish pot bellies.
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