[Leopard Gecko Caresheet]

Thanks Caryl.

[Leopard Gecko Caresheet]

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

 

 

[A few fish pictures]

fantastic pics as usual

[Fish photos]

Fantastic pics

[My Geophagus sp. "Tapajos Red Head" Journey]

Awesome fish and great pics. Congratulations

[What 'rare and unusual' are people keeping these days?]

Thanks. About 16 cm's. It will grow  little bit bigger yet. Hara jerdoni are very cool little catfish.

[What 'rare and unusual' are people keeping these days?]

Yeah it's a different species of cactus pleco to L114 and much rarer

[What 'rare and unusual' are people keeping these days?]

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?]

Someone on TradeMe was breeding Corydoras metae. Hopefully they might still be breeding them.

[Geophagus sp. "orange head" fry]

Great work on a beautiful species

[And so it begins - a year on update 26/2/17]

looks amazing Adrienne

[My Geos]

I don't have Geo's but the red heads are stunning

[My Geos]

they are often on the importers lists. Redwood Aquatics has them as well.

[finger crossed]

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

[finger crossed]

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).

[finger crossed]

The little 201's are 5 weeks old now and are starting to show a hint of their polkadots

[finger crossed]

Well after eating 6 batches of eggs the male finally managed to rear a handful. Things are looking up.

[Large Freshwater fish]

Or you could go African cichlids and get a group of frontosa

[finger crossed]

he ate the eggs. Oh well next time

[finger crossed]

yep

[finger crossed]

yep. Hopefully he doesn't eat the eggs

[finger crossed]

['Rio Ucayali' BN Fry deaths - advice?]

How are they doing now? You might want to consider taking the fry out and raising them separately

[Crypts in nz?]

Redwoods have a few on their website

[Hello! I'm a new member!]

Welcome