Nice prices. I'd take at least the Mango and BN if I had the funds. Good luck with the sale!

Mine are doing great in a mixed tank. I am working on a tank devoted to them, but it is still in the works. Since the move, they have been extremely active during the day and feeding with the rest of the daytime crew. I personally want to get some. T intermedius (sorry for the butcher spelling) to ...

Sounds like you've been pretty active! How are those new woodcats working out for you? (Better than the oil cats, I hope)

I've not gotten anything new myself in awhile. The last was another Syno Nigrita (I think), almost two months ago now. I've stopped buying in anticipation of my big move (just ...

It's been awhile, but I just wanted to comment on your new arrivals (and the gobies- those are sweet!). Have you gotten any other new, exciting stuff recently?

BTW, you did see that that seller has T. Perugiae for $6 per, right?

Nice find!

BTW, I will be moving to Lincoln in a few months. Any particularly good LFS in Lincoln and Omaha?

Yes, his eyes do look sunken. Unfortunately, you cannot do much more than keep on offering food and hoping for the best. Good luck -keep us posted!

Adam

Thanks for the further recommendations. I will see what I can do about personally locating them. If I can't get 'em, then I will check out that vendor and some others. Thanks!

Thank you, I will check out that as well!

Many thanks! I will look into it.

Hello folks, I am wondering if anyone has any info regarding madtoms in northeast Ohio. I am trying to find out what species are available and where. Any other info would, of course, be greatly appreciated. My thanks in advance!

Adam

racoll wrote:These look at bit like

Hypancistrus sp(l201)

to me, but some more shots will help, particularly of the mouth and the whole fish including the tail.

That was my initial reaction as well, but more definitive shots may prove otherwise.

A few of mine:

http://i4.photobucket.com/albums/y126/ahodge1984/aquarium/087.jpg

http://i4.photobucket.com/albums/y126/ahodge1984/aquarium/088.jpg

http://i4.photobucket.com/albums/y126/ahodge1984/aquarium/striped3.jpg

http://i4.photobucket.com/albums/y126/ahodge1984/aquarium/016.jpg
This ...

Hard to pick one favorite, but I guess mine would be my newest, my L47 Mango:

michele wrote:Okay, okay, okay........I will send my sister to my apartment and have her take a pic of this fish!

Michele

Having pictures will definitely help you move those fish faster.

nvcichlids wrote:Are Cent.'s known for sex changing? I had two females, and now I have a male and female?

Perhaps it was a bit young when you first got 'em, now it's more developed. Also, is it at all possible that you actually have 3 in there, but only seem to ever see 2? Just suggestions.

Amazing. Please do keep us posted with new info/pictures!

http://www.thatpetplace.com/pet/group/19329/product.web

that is the place we both got ours from, I had problems (mine must have gotten stressed and got ick, only have 2 left, but they place refunded everything (shipping in cluded) for all 6 fish I ordered. I would order from them again. I know ...

http://www.planetcatfish.com/catelog/sp ... es_id=2178

3.5 in SL. Just be warned- don't let the pictures in the profile throw you off. My 201 looked nothing like some of them.

My first instinct was also 201 - doesn't exactly look like the one I owned, but the L 201 category has some variations within it. I have a new 201 on the way (the other died in a velvet outbreak that killed off most of the fish in my 37g :( ). I will post a picture for comparison next week.

If the ...

Hmmmmm, that's tough. I am personally planning on converting my tanks to natural sand after my move, probab;y just play sand.

Although I don't currently own any limas or have any advice to offer because I never have, I am still highly interested in this thread. Someday, I do hope to get a small group such as yours together so whatever I read in this thread will someday help me out. By the way, from what I can tell, your ...

I wouldn't worry about it. Most of your other fish will stay pretty small, so overcrowding shouldn't be an issue.

I concur. 174.

I still have my original trio of L201's, not sure of sexes yet, but if i can get clear views I will sex them shortly. I would LOVE to get the L91's, but the price really scares me.

$56 or whatever including delivery really isn't all that bad, IMO. Especially for such a rare plec. If you don't ...

I personally dig 201s. I will be getting a group of them someday. However, I've recently been looking into 91s- for when I have a larger tank (which won't be for awhile). I think 91s would be fine in your 45 for some time, though.

As always, keep us posted...

I paid $30 for my 201. I would love to be able to get 'em for half that price.

Unless the "teeth shot" suggests otherwise, I believe that is indeed a 201.

Things are good on this front. I haven't lost a fish ( to my knowledge) so that is good. I picked up 4 Altum angels for $5 (I actually think they are scalar x altum cross cause they have the snout and coloring of the altum, but they seem to be rare for F1's or F2's.) Here is a link to my pics on ...

I would just get a couple more BNs. Mine do a fine job cleaning algae.

Could be worse. Seems like the mass of dying has passed. To my best knowledge, I have 3 BNs, 1 C. perugaie, 4 SA bumblebees, and 4 banjos left. I think I am going to not restock this tank until after I move. It's only a couple of months away and don't need to add anymore fish to move than necessary ...