A pair of macro pics
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- Jorge las Heras
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A pair of macro pics
A detail from the sensorial barbels of my Chromobotia macracanthus:
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I'd second that, Mark.
Jorge, I notice you have quite a few pics up at Atlas Dr. Pez
Jorge, I notice you have quite a few pics up at Atlas Dr. Pez
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Off course, Marc. Send me a mail if you need something...
I don't now if you are joking... Clown loaches area available in every fish shop in Madrid for the last 25 years (I don't remember before). I think as in any european city. The most common loaches (kubotai, striata, lecontei, histrionica, almorhae, dario, modesta, sidthimunki, etc.) are easy to find and also some Schisturas (wrong identified), Cobitis, Misgurnus, Acantopsis the most common Pangio and Gastromyzon-Pseudogastromyzon. However genera as Aborichthys, Barbatula, Balitora, Mesonemacheilus, Yunnanilus, Vanmanenia, Iksookimia or even Homaloptera are fish not often seen here, they come rarely or never.angelfish83 wrote:Me gustan tus clown loaches
No sabia yo que se podian comprar tambien en Madrid... Pensaba que eso era mas en Alemania y tal..
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