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Superb fish and yes I still keep a few and the collection is slowly growing.

:thup: would be cool to see some pics some time!

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!drool: Cactus plecs are definitely on my wanted list when we get a big tank...

If it still counts... I have a poor collection, but have the 5 female rios (ugh), various BNs, 1 royal whiptail male (lost my other about a week ago), 4-5 sterbai cory (same random deaths as the whiptail), 3 red whiptails (2 female, 1 male), 5 hoplos, 8+ peppered cories, a banjo cat and 7 hara cats :nilly:

!drool: Cactus plecs are definitely on my wanted list when we get a big tank...

If it still counts... I have a poor collection, but have the 5 female rios (ugh), various BNs, 1 royal whiptail male (lost my other about a week ago), 4-5 sterbai cory (same random deaths as the whiptail), 3 red whiptails (2 female, 1 male), 5 hoplos, 8+ peppered cories, a banjo cat and 7 hara cats :nilly:

That's a nice selection of catfish with several cool species. Shame about getting 5 female rios and not a single male.

Just cleaned the leopard cactus plecos out. Excuse the algae. They are largely carnivorous so I have a wee problem with black beard algae. Males are about 25 cm, females (smaller ones) 18-20 cm.

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Nice and big :nfs:

Ron

Was mildly concerned they might do away with this forum due to lack of traffic.

The forum is pretty dead these days, do people still keep fish :sml1:

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I picked up two 'BN' at about 1.5cm from my LFS but am pretty sure they are not. They are somewhere in my 5ft so if I see them again I will try and get a photo.

I picked up two 'BN' at about 1.5cm from my LFS but am pretty sure they are not. They are somewhere in my 5ft so if I see them again I will try and get a photo.

Be interesting to see them if they aren't. But they're probably ID'd correctly, being such a common species.

I picked up two 'BN' at about 1.5cm from my LFS but am pretty sure they are not. They are somewhere in my 5ft so if I see them again I will try and get a photo.

If of any interest, stores seem to be selling Rios as regular "BNs" so they could be that? (:cry:)

Thats my pick Alex :) I had 'rios' before - the first lot to arrive in the country and before they were called Rios. There was so much debate at the time as to whether they were actually that fish, it was pretty unbelievable and I think there is a fairly detailed thread somewhere on here.

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