Sinogastromyzon wui

[chris1932]

This fish tourtured me today. These things are really hard to catch without damaging them. After two months of Q he gets to move into the large river tank. Fingers crossed. Hes gonna be hard to find for any more pictures.



What a face

[Graeme Robson]

Good luck and enjoy the many days and nights looking for them.

[Jim Powers]

Nice pic!
And yes, he will be very hard to photograph again. Too bad these guys are so shy.
I just saw five nice ones and a fish store in town, but I was strong. I already have two very large specimens and don't need anymore. But then again, when does that usually stop me.

[Mark in Vancouver]

Jim, when you say "very large," how large do you mean?

[Jim Powers]

Both mine are about 2.5" (6.4cm) and very thick.
So actually, I would say they are just large. Ken had a pic of one that was VERY large at 4" (10cm).

[chris1932]

This fish is the sole survivor of the six that I picked up quite some time ago. The others did not do well. All kinds of fungal infections than gone. I have delayed moving this guy because I did not want to stress it too much. Needless to say everything in the tank is stressed. Yikes what a pain. I will be looking for him but in a 150 its gonna be tough. Thanks for the compliments. Good to hear form you Jim. I have tons of angelfish fry and eggs. My time has been limited.