could'nt resist some more of the N. ornatus

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Nonn
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Here you go. From the two location I have seen them, they don't really stay at the main stream current, certainly not at the rapid. So they love moving water but not much.

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that is brilliant Nonn, thanks very much.

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Excellent photo's nonn :D
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Hey there Mick,

What are these being sold as...just N. ornatus? I looked for these a while ago but didnt have any luck but maybe they are available now....

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yes Mike they come over a N ornatus.
and they are brilliant mate. :wink:

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Superb pictures Nonn!! 8)
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