Sinobotia pulchra Portrait
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- Martin Thoene
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Sinobotia pulchra Portrait
Here's lookin' at you kid!
Can't believe this guy actually kept still for long enough. They usually zoom off as soon as the camera appears
Martin.
Can't believe this guy actually kept still for long enough. They usually zoom off as soon as the camera appears
Martin.
Resistance is futile. You will be assimilated.
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- Martin Thoene
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They have been living with the Hillstreams for....ooh I forget...maybe a year. Absolutely no problems. they are perfectly peaceful fish. Just lately, they have been a little bolder and a bit more active.
I like the way they dart from cover to cover and sometimes just hang somewhere on Anubias or rockwork. Very handsome fish and all 3 are differently marked which makes them easily identifiable.
Martin.
I like the way they dart from cover to cover and sometimes just hang somewhere on Anubias or rockwork. Very handsome fish and all 3 are differently marked which makes them easily identifiable.
Martin.
Resistance is futile. You will be assimilated.
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