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Pics - Botia Kubotai
I'm pleased to announce the addition of 5 Kubotai to my 75 gallon. These beautiful fish are a wonderful compliment to the Clowns and Striata. They are about 3.5 - 4" in length. There was a little mixing it up at first, but everyone has seemed to settle in now and all seems well in the tank. I added a new cave to accommodate the Kubs.
Thanks for looking!
Thanks for looking!
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superb Keith, i'm another big fan of kubotai, for looks they have to be one of the most elegant of the botia if not THE most elegant.
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Beautiful! I think kubs are strikingly beautiful. Nice rainbow fish, too.
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a nice find they are all beautifull fish
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Thank ya much Helen,
I'm quite fond of my new Kubs - interesting behavior, spunky like botia, like to hang out and pose like the serpentine types. Very nice fish!
These were obtained from a LFS, although I would like to give your new method a shot. Memorial Day here in the states and I'm off to a BBQ myself.
You bet I'm going to have my eyes out for any unwanted loaches! Plus I would never want to prevent a man from returning to his "inner guppy"
I'm quite fond of my new Kubs - interesting behavior, spunky like botia, like to hang out and pose like the serpentine types. Very nice fish!
These were obtained from a LFS, although I would like to give your new method a shot. Memorial Day here in the states and I'm off to a BBQ myself.
You bet I'm going to have my eyes out for any unwanted loaches! Plus I would never want to prevent a man from returning to his "inner guppy"
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good luck at the BBQ but even if you are not kucky, have a good time. i have been waiting several years for my luck to come around, but it can be very well worth you persuading people guppies are the way to go
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