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thanks for the compliments!
lor-cats-n-fish, the cpd’s in the rio 240 tank are wild caught.
the next cpd’s are the G-1 generation:
they love shrimppallets:
Paracheirodon simulans:
young rhino and male rhino:
young rhino:
male rhino:
Achirus achirus:
cory’s:
L-numbers:
thank you for the nice reactions!
i discovered about 7 rhinoyoungsters, the biggest one isn’t scarred for the big cory’s and L-numbers(loricaridae), a few day’s a go an other rhinoboy or girl tried to get the floor of the tank:
hmmm, they didn’t accept the little one, they were chasing it…, an other time when it’s bigger than.. :wink:
@atlantis_child wrote:
Yeah, very nice!
Oh…back to galaxies. Do you find yours tend to hide, or are they hanging out in the open? My almost fully grown ones insist on swimming in the open, even though there’s lots of plant coverage.
– Atlantis
the wildcapture cpd’s were very shy in the aqua-40 tank(25 liter), i removed them al(16) to the bigger communitytank(rio 240,more than 200 liter) and now they are swimming everywhere in the tank, a complete change!!
Hello Atlantis!
I hope you’ll get your big tank with catfish someday
Yes i’m hooked on cory’s and L-numbers(loricaridae)above the wood: L-136a,under the wood:l260 and L-316:
last thurstday i bought the L-134(in plasticbag to get used to the aquariumwater):
there are many little catfish you can keep in your tank, i’m still dreaming for an L-46, but this fish is hard to get and expansive…
ooh this is an cpd album:
Thank you all for the compliments!
@L777 wrote:
You’re a real artist, mate!
What was the hillstream loach sucking on the glass? Sewellia?
– Dean
i think you mean the Beaufortia leveretti?:
thanks for your compliments!
aquaholic85, the cpd’s really like the shrimppallets, but it also keep them together for pictures!
i use a Nikon Coolpix 2000 compact camera.
not much this time…:
female
male
female
@Crazedpuffer wrote:
Hey Glenn.
do they always look that cool or is it just the pictures making them look pretty?Ha
i think probably both! rhinogobius wui male is digging holes:
other male:
female:
@Crazedpuffer wrote:
I’m loving the peacock goby and Rhino wui male. Are they peaceful? What size tank do they need?
Hello Crazedpuffer!
size tank about 60cm for both fish is enough,it’s better to keep them in pairs or a small harem(2 females with 1 male) they are peaceful to other fish(even the small ones).
