I am on here as I got an email requesting me to update mycats list but I can't seem to find where to go to add them. What do I do? I am able to edit current my cats so have managed before but forgotten.

Thx.

If it is for breeding purposes I think each species should have its own tank if possible. As far as I am aware L134's are particularly aggressive so will want to be on their own.

These fish were in the tank with what you have described as cirrhosus. There seems to be a lot of variations of this type so you are probably right about it being a common. The fish I got have always been the same colour though since I got them from the shop. I will post one more pic to be sure as ...

yeah I agree they do but do green dragons have the slight white edge to the tail and top fin. The pics I googled didn't show these markings but the rest of the fish looks the same and the colouring. I have never heard of green dragons before??

The most I can tell you is I bought 2 for £6 from a shop in Newcastle and they were labelled bristlenoses. The ones I was given don't look like the ones that were in the tank which had spots and striped fins.

I like them even thought they are different. I have only had one possible identification ...

Thanks I have read the discussion you posted a link to and have looked at the data for both l338 and l88 and would say by looking at the pics it is nearer an l88 but I still am undecided. I will keep looking and if I can get better pictures I will post them at a later date.

Cheers for the replies ...

It has no spots at all. The body itself is plain.

I have 2 and the largest is no more than 5cm at present no bristles yet.

I know it is young I have searched the database for an exact match but no luck. Is this a hybrid?

thanks for the responses from both of you.

I noticed you own a pardalis plec and I am just wondering how big it has got mine is currently at 26cm and I have only had it for 2 weeks as I inherited it with a tank 400l. Do you think this size tank will be a reasonable size for it in the long run.

is this definitely not a gibbiceps because I was told that off the previous owner but just had to check.

I am sorry I didn't realise they were links, thanks for the replies Mats. I will take a look now.

how big is this species likely to get to ?

could someone tell me what this is by the latin name please so I can look it up, thanks.

some people say that 23C is good breeding temperature and some say that 26C is a good temperature and then some recommend slightly acid then others say that slightly alkaline with a high gh is good for breeding then you have some saying that they like anything. So what is correct say you were happy ...

i think all the photos are lovely especially the catfish wunderbar I do have german family but I don't speak the lingo very well.

There is a competition here http://rareaquatics.hqforums.com/octobe ... vt564.html if anyone is interested. The more entries the better all you have to do is sign up and contribute 10 posts.

Thank you for clearing that one up.