Nemachelius ornatus...er....pallidus
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- Martin Thoene
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Nemachelius ornatus...er....pallidus
I just picked up 6 of these beauties today.
Mixing nicely with other species.......
Straight into the food.....
Sinuous....
Martin.
Mixing nicely with other species.......
Straight into the food.....
Sinuous....
Martin.
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- Martin Thoene
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The pictures we have of ornatus show blotches down the lateral line area, but now I look again I see that the back doesn't feature the saddles on my fish. I looked at pallidus and I think you're correct.
I'm not bothered one way or the other. They're just very cute and active fish.
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I'm not bothered one way or the other. They're just very cute and active fish.
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Mick I just have some Gastro, Sewellia and S.pridii at the moment. They have brought my S.pridii out a bit more. This is only a temp move for a few months till I get another larger hillstream tank setup were all will be moved to bar the S.pridii. I have not tried them in with my crimson schistura... I dont trust any of my larger schistura with anything smaller than them, although I have a little tiny white cheeked goby in with them for months and they have not done it harm, so perhaps N.ornatus would be ok?
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Hmmmm....not sure. I've kept masyai before and these fish seem to have different proportions.......or to my way of thinking (if my memory serves me well) a different overall general appearance.
Might just be a case of some good feeding being needed
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Might just be a case of some good feeding being needed
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