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Couldn't think of a more fitting title :wink:

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Some more detailed pictures........

Gastromyzon ocellatus

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Gastromyzon scitulus

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Beaufortia kweichowensis

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Gastromyzon zebrinus

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And finally, Vanmanenia hainanensis (comin' atcha!)

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Post by Graeme Robson »

Totally rocking dude!! 8)

I must admit, i keep on looking at the first picture again and again! It's superb!
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Graeme Robson wrote:Totally rocking dude!! 8)

I must admit, i keep on looking at the first picture again and again! It's superb!
I kind of thought that you would be impressed with the Super-glue arrangement :wink:

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Martin, I 'm starting to understand. These types of photos are going to continue until I setup a river tank full of these great little loaches. Its working I'm starting to think about building a manifold for the 100 gallon.........nice job
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well, now we know why the hillies evolved those patterns... They almost blend into the rock.
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:shock: :shock: :shock: :shock: :shock:
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Oldfish wrote:Martin, I 'm starting to understand. These types of photos are going to continue until I setup a river tank full of these great little loaches. Its working I'm starting to think about building a manifold for the 100 gallon.........nice job
My posts do exactly what they say on the bottom of the packet :P

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I just love that first pic, absolutely gorgeous. 8) 8) 8) I think there's going to be a mass assimilation when everyone sees that. :wink:

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That first picture is excellent Martin :D

I can just imagine the "Blue Peter" line now - Heres one I made earlier using double side sticky tape :lol:
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Yeah.....I was tempted to copy and paste the cheni over to close to that Anubias leaf. It would have made a letter 'A' out of fish then :wink:

Then the title could have been "...and tomorrow we do B" :D

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Post by Barracuda518 »

Very nice pictures. The last one is really good. Seems like you are getting really good with the new camera :D
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Post by loachmom »

Wow! I really like that first picture! They are all great, but that first one is spectacular! :D
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Post by lf11casey »

Nice pics Martin. Your fish are very beautiful.
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Post by Spankenstyne »

Wow Martin, great pic of "Phish" :wink:
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Post by wasserscheu »

... which river did you take this pic from... ?

I need to visit that nice exotic place also :wink:
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