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tropical fish keeping, fishing
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Thanks Caryl.
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Hi, Does anyone here have contact details for Perpin? We are wanting to use the leopard gecko fact sheet in the Aquarium World magazine. cheers Darren
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fantastic pics as usual
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Awesome fish and great pics. Congratulations
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What 'rare and unusual' are people keeping these days?
flatfish replied to Fruju's topic in Rare and unusual fish
Thanks. About 16 cm's. It will grow little bit bigger yet. Hara jerdoni are very cool little catfish. -
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What 'rare and unusual' are people keeping these days?
flatfish replied to Fruju's topic in Rare and unusual fish
Yeah it's a different species of cactus pleco to L114 and much rarer -
What 'rare and unusual' are people keeping these days?
flatfish replied to Fruju's topic in Rare and unusual fish
Heres one of my favourite plecos: a Coffeee and Cream Cactus pleco, Pseudacanthicus spinosus, L160. Very rare in New Zealand -
What 'rare and unusual' are people keeping these days?
flatfish replied to Fruju's topic in Rare and unusual fish
Someone on TradeMe was breeding Corydoras metae. Hopefully they might still be breeding them. -
Great work on a beautiful species
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looks amazing Adrienne
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I don't have Geo's but the red heads are stunning
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they are often on the importers lists. Redwood Aquatics has them as well.
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Yep common bristlenose or GBAs are definitely a great species to start on although you may find them difficult to get of if you breed too many
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Thanks. There are plenty of great articles on how to breed fancy plecos on Planet Catfish under each species page. They are a generally little harder to breed than common bristlenose. Some are reasonably straight forward, others are difficult, and some have never been bred in captivity. A couple of good ones to start with would be big band tigers (L140) or Colombian zebra plecos (L129).