Splendida pics
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Splendida pics
I picked up my 9 Y. splendida this morning and they are stunning fish, just thought I would post some early pics (not the best as still in bags):
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now i understand what you was going on about this morning mate the second dark bar foreward of the peduncle.
good selection matey.
my 2 have settled in well with the caudi's no aggresion from either species yet, in fact the only botia to bother them was the S berdmori but that was mainly to find out what they were.
mick
good selection matey.
my 2 have settled in well with the caudi's no aggresion from either species yet, in fact the only botia to bother them was the S berdmori but that was mainly to find out what they were.
mick
never take people at face value.
They have settled really well into their tank and seem very shy so far, they did venture out just now to get some bloodworm and have retreated back into the cobble pile.
Mick - At one point I did net two and my Dad said that I had the one I was after and they other was nice, it was only when I got home that I realised that the other one in that net was the one that had a dent in its back (you can see it in the background of pic 5).
I was a little peeved but it seems to be a bit bolder than the others and has already had a nibble at my fingers
Mick - At one point I did net two and my Dad said that I had the one I was after and they other was nice, it was only when I got home that I realised that the other one in that net was the one that had a dent in its back (you can see it in the background of pic 5).
I was a little peeved but it seems to be a bit bolder than the others and has already had a nibble at my fingers
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More pics taken during feeding time:
Seeing you in action with that net you could give Kamphol a run for his money mate
I think I get the prize for the biggest net of striata though
Yes Mick, I will post them tomorrowmickthefish wrote:btw have you took pics of the Pangios yet, yunno the ones that a great catcher caught.
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Seeing you in action with that net you could give Kamphol a run for his money mate
I think I get the prize for the biggest net of striata though
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Nice !!
Good to see them in your home safe and well ..
They are lovely fish , They are starting to darken up now?
I think a few days TLC and they will look the dogs
Nice to see you and your Dad today , I know its a long way .
Hey Piggy4 , I sent you a pressie today with mick .
Where have you been ?
They are lovely fish , They are starting to darken up now?
I think a few days TLC and they will look the dogs
Nice to see you and your Dad today , I know its a long way .
Hey Piggy4 , I sent you a pressie today with mick .
Where have you been ?
Keep your powder dry !
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