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This Girl is Gorgeous

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The eggs are hatching :) :bounce: :bounce:

little egg sacks buzzing around pushed by little wiggling tails :)

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Congrats Paul !

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will done Paul - not that there was any doubt you would have little wrigglers :bow:

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I have got my long finned red eyed golden bristlenose breeding :D

My problem is, are they L144’s or normal bristlenose just albinos are they another species e.g. L145? Or something else ?

Not sure what I’ll register them as? Any ideas?

All I know is I’m rapped and they are stunning fish 8)

Thanks

Congrats :bow::bow: ...post some pics?

Caper

ohh yes!!!

I would love to see some progress photos. Maybe weekly photos so wecan watch them develope.

Please!!! :hail::bow: :bounce:

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Here is one of the first pictures with the young being allowed to move out from under the parents wood :)

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those flowing fins never fail to look awesome :)

WOW they look awesome.Id be keen on some of the fry when they are old enough.Ive always wanted some of these, didnt even no they were in NZ till i saw pics of yours.

those flowing fins never fail to look awesome

It really does look beautiful :P Is that one fish? What is to the right of him(them)?

You always take great pics Billaney :bow::bow::bow:

Caper

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It really does look beautiful :P Is that one fish? What is to the right of him(them)?

You always take great pics Billaney :bow::bow::bow:

Caper

the adult male , lots of babies and a snail ( can't stand snails even tho i know they can be helpful )

The white/grey thing is that a snail??? :-?

Caper

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The white/grey thing is that a snail??? :-?

Caper

Yes on the front glass

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Here is an updated picture , the parents having a feed with somewhere around 50-60 young buzzing around there tank :)

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Looking great billaney

Nice pic Billaney. I take it bristlenoses do not eat their young at any stage of development?

Caper

Oh WoW Billaney!! You must be SOOooo chuffed you managed to snaffle that pair! They are beyond stunning!! I am really glad you got them and they are really good examples of a long fin brisle nose in my opinion. So lucky :bow:

:bow: wow they are SUPER cool!!! they are so beautiful! i so want one! :hail:

will you be selling any of these billaney?

I'd be very keen on one or two if your selling too please

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I will be selling the young ( less a few for me :) ) once they are big enough , i've had heaps of PM's and e-mails but i'll do my best to keep as many as possable happy. Thanks

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Just an update on the young , they are growing fast and you can already see the fins are long and going to be as beautiful as there parents , maybe better !! :)

The babies are currently around 2cm including the tails

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Looking good Billaney, keep up the good work.

oh wow they are so awesome!!! :bow:

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I know this is an old thread but i have been wondering the last few days how these fish are doin.

Any updates Billaney?

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