homaloptera confuzona and bilineata
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homaloptera confuzona and bilineata
hi all
just saw homaloptera confuzona and bilineata on my favorite stocklist ... and made a reservation.
has anyone experiences with these species? do they fit together or should they be held separately?
cheers charles
just saw homaloptera confuzona and bilineata on my favorite stocklist ... and made a reservation.
has anyone experiences with these species? do they fit together or should they be held separately?
cheers charles
I would think they should be fine together Charles, I have confuzona, orthogoniata and tweedei together and they get on very well with each other and the Gastros that are in with them.
I originally housed my Homaloptera with my Sewellia but that was soon realised to be a bad idea as the Sewellia were hammering the Homaloptera constantly.
We want pic's of the bilineata when you get them
I originally housed my Homaloptera with my Sewellia but that was soon realised to be a bad idea as the Sewellia were hammering the Homaloptera constantly.
We want pic's of the bilineata when you get them
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Hi Ch.koenig, the fish were sent to Pier Aquatics by Kamphol ,also Niel who owns Pier is a very good keeper and most reliable
In fairness they are living creature's but I've never had reason to question Niels husbandry skills .
The fish were about 2 inch and looked good , obviously if travelling any distance a phone call wouldnt hurt .
In fairness they are living creature's but I've never had reason to question Niels husbandry skills .
The fish were about 2 inch and looked good , obviously if travelling any distance a phone call wouldnt hurt .
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