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Post by Graeme Robson »

Watching two male Aborichthys elongatus having a fight. It's funny how these two fighting are totally unaware of the on-lookers.

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KOOL. DROOL.
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Man! What must they have payed for those front-row seats?

Cool pictures!

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That's hilarious!! :lol:
I can't believe that Sewellia let the Gastro share the same rock.
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How come all the hillstream tanks have a lot of black algae?
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Post by Emma Turner »

:lol: :lol: :lol:
Fantastic pics! The two hillies look like they're having a great time watching the Aborichthys fight it out!
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Post by Jim Powers »

angelfish83 wrote:
How come all the hillstream tanks have a lot of black algae?
Actually that is a dark purple algae that tends to grow in river tanks, not brush algae. It must like current and/or high oxygen levels.
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Jim Powers wrote:angelfish83 wrote:
How come all the hillstream tanks have a lot of black algae?
Actually that is a dark purple algae that tends to grow in river tanks, not brush algae. It must like current and/or high oxygen levels.
Cool Ive never seen it
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Post by Mad Duff »

Nice shots Graeme :)
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Cheers. :D
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