hows this for an unusually marked striata.

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mickthefish
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hows this for an unusually marked striata.

Post by mickthefish »

got this from my mate Neils, it looks like tiger markings on one side and on the other something an abstract painter would do.
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cheers for getting me these great fish Neil mate.

mick
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:lol: Managed to get a pic eh lad 8)
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Post by Diana »

That is a beautifully marked fish!
Now, if they would breed true...
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Post by newshound »

really sweet!
drain your pool!
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Post by Keith Wolcott »

Very beautiful!!!
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Post by helen nightingale »

wow, he's beautifull
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Post by Mad Duff »

Lovely fish Mick :wink:
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Pardon my honesty - I am a Northerner

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Post by Graeme Robson »

Superb!!! 8)
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Post by NancyD »

very nice!
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green with envy!
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Post by mickthefish »

thanks all, Neil supplier bags these seperate as i want to collect as many as i can handle.

mick
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Post by BotiaMaximus »

Very unique - and very good looker Mick! Jealous once again :x

I've only been on this forum for a month - Is this Normal Loaching for you Brits, or are you guys on a roll? I've never seen anything like this and I'm not in a small town here. You guys just keep rolling out new photo's of your new fish that I'll never find available and lot's of them too, and they all look great.

Most envious of your availability!

Most appreciative of all the info and photos!!
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Post by mickthefish »

yup Keith, we have some very good shops where the owners/managers listen to us when we want a certain species and they try their hardest to get them.
but don't worry we have loads of numpty shops all over the country that supply the same crap week in week out. :lol:

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Post by BotiaMaximus »

Is this premium season for getting Botia, or is it year round? I've seen a lot of fish heading home with you LOL guys this month?
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Post by mickthefish »

really it's all year round, large clowns seem to only come in at a certain time of the year but small ones are everywhere,
i've put a request to my mate to see if he can get a shipment of longidorsalis, he'll ask his supplier wether it's possible to get them in numbers and it goes from there.

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