rcon021
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they are azures, i will stip the female on sunday and see what pops up from there. Would not be supprised if i didn't find anything interesting...they female is still holding
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hey guys i hope they are breeding..but who knows..have to wait and see. I do have males and females though The host fish are not fryeri, they are something else. I forgot their name..it will come to me later
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Here are some interesting pictures...
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dam nice pic mate.When did these babies come into the country?
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Maybe about 3 months ago a shipment of fish came into NZ labled as Ancistrus dolichopterus. Yes i did order some and the turned out to be normal BN, so maybe this guy got them from the same shipment. That is a theory!!!
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I have a few multies in my african tank. They are about 12+cm. I do have both males and females, Just in the process of building a large group of fish as host for them
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In time they will come out :lol:
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think it maybe the albino glowlight tetra...
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Hope this links will help you bro http://www.planetcatfish.com/catelog/sp ... cies_id=14 http://www.planetcatfish.com/forum/view ... =&p=107726 http://www.planetcatfish.com/cotm/cotm. ... icle_id=53
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sorry to hear about this bro..So unlucky
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L100 and L213 were mixed into the shipment of fish. L100 are the ones that are flatter and ment to have the white tip on their tail. The L213 are almost identical to L183 without the white endings on the tail. The spots also differ in L100, they have really really small dots, half the size of sugar bits.
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depends on how many duboisis you have got. I had them in the same tank. If they are breeding i will try not to disturb them ay.They shouldn't cross breed, from what i have read. They are very very ineresting fish ay mate?
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Every weekend i do 50$ waterchange. Fish really like it, only thing is when you are adding water back into the tank do it slowly over a period of time and not in 5min i usually do it over 20-30+ min
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i think you need to spend more time on Planet catfish :lol:
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mine are about 4-5 inches living with a group of malawi fish.. they were eating too many tropheous eggs They are very active aswell. Always out eating and chasing the cichlids around. Esp my male afra. Only now they are getting onto a meaty diet so the one that i think is a female is sorta fattening up. From what i have read it isn't a good idea to have big colony.
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na never had them I am not sure if you can get them.Never seen them in NZ
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cheers...they should be available mid yea..both the full red swords and the Albino
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who has Synodontis multipunctatus?
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They are not wild caught, most are pond raised captive bred stuff. If you were going to have plecos in high Ph, then go for with Bnose or the common red spot etc. But they can come under attact fom cichlids (going by the ph you have suggested), especially the eye.
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Looking orsome mate. Top stuff. Like the discus 8)
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got 3 red whiptails (L10a) left, and 2 L260 (males). I thot that the L10a would be the first to go. They are really nice
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This is what i used to have up till two weeks ago 10 x L136a 3 x L260 5 x L066 8 x L255 7 x L144 12 x L10a 12 x Pinoccio Whiptails 12 x LDA 25 And then a few types of cories
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it has taken me about a year or so.. I have to work with them still. Alot of improvements to be done. the swords will be ready soon in a month or 2. I am just growing some young ones now :lol:
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I just want only the tail to be red and the rest of the body to be powder blue. i was going to do the red blonde albino but didn't want to because phill had them....
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Have been working on these for some time... What should they be called? :lol: Also working on another strain of Full red Swords.