female

around 30cm and i dont know the age. Wild fish, came in at 25cm

Nice L097

yes

Crenicichla wow! just wonderful photos Daniel!

(L091)

looks like, but i would like to ask where it comes from! as i know only one breeder have the real line from the beginning in germany and shared some real ones with his friends

First of all, Congratulations my friend !!!
Yes it looks like 312

What pH do you have in the tank ? Maybe she got a pH shock when you moved her ? Try to do more water change, like 30-40% daily, and turn of the co2. Put an extra airstone and diffusor on all pumps to make maximum oxygen level in the tank. And leave the light of to minimize the stress. This fish ...

Sandor: You forgot the nice white spotted L065 ! ;) and the Alenquer

1. Perca fluviatilis
2. Leuciscus idus
3. Cyprinus carpio
4. Esox lucius
5. Salmo salar or Salmo trutta trutta
6. Oncorhynchus mykiss

All species is found in Norway

looks like a pair. the darker one is male in my opinion.

I know at least one person that try know in europe. Would be great with success!

Would still say its a L114

Pseudacanthicus cf leopardus L114. Make a photo of the fish in the tank without stress coloration.

New batch of 5 fry + one dead found yesterday

can you make a photo of the adults please

here is the parents .

Thanks Cristoffer!
Yes we have been lucky.
Here is a update photo from today of the fry that is in the box. Male is still taking care of the rest.

Tank setup. with breeding box on right side.

Just recently came back from a trip to Germany, and got a nice adult male (12-13cm) from my friend Sandor. I had a single adult female from before (10-11cm). I put them into a 74 liter tank alone with a lot of rocks for hiding places and 3 caves, 2 with opening in the end and one with side opening ...

Great work !!! Congratulations from Norway

female

I would say its a Pseudacanthicus cf. leopardus, L114 with a special coloration.

nice ! what is photo 6 ? baby baryancistrus or the 254 you have listed ?

The 240s having the forplay now! For sure a female

Pseudacanthicus sp. titanic, L273

Have it ever been, Mats ?

Most of them loose the nice coloration. Its no special with it. Same with all other "red tailed" plecos. Lot of red when small, but only a handful keep the nice red color all over the fins when adult. Off course its nice to look at, but for me its the behavior of the species that is more interesting ...

Thats only one word, AMAZING ! ! !

Congratulation so much. More deep information please ?