This is a clip of my 12" B.Flavicans cruising in his tank,,, the file is 5 MB so it will take some time to download,,

Brachyplatystoma Movie Clip


I would like to thank Roy of RhDomain for hosting this file.

Im looking in old thread and found thos one! PLEAS "katfishguy", share that movie ...

here is my 31" TSN who currently resides in a 8x3x2.5 aquarium. He will be moved into his new pond in about 3weeks. Enjoy.

top view
http://photos.imageevent.com/jeremy/00moorrii00/websize/tsn%20above%20good.JPG

Cruzing the tank....
http://photos.imageevent.com/jeremy/00moorrii00/websize/TSN ...

Hi!

I have a 190G tank with southamerican L's and some Corydoras, Eartheaters and A. heckeliis.
I realy want to try with the black arowana in my tank. I read somewhere that there is some guys that have them with discus etc...

Do you have any advise?
I have try to find good sites about the ...

Hi Ricard,

I think the fish on the picture show the juvenile coloration of Pseudoplatystoma tigrinum. Juveniles of Pseudoplatystoma corruscans are similar, but the white stripe doesn't reach into the head in them, also their head is more flattened.

I hope this helps.

Best Wishes

Erwin

Hi ...

Chrysichthys wrote:If it's in with the Bleeding hearts (as you seem to imply) they are living on borrowed time.

The bleeding hearts are adult and tsn just around 7" (13cm.)

Hi Erwin and everyone!

Last saturday I etend "Guardians of Catfish" meeting. (it's a Scandinavian ass.)
Now, I bought a bunch of L's and Corydoras to my empty 720-tank... I have a questnion about one of my new... Its about the TSN - is it a Sorubim lima , a Morodontotus tigrinus , a ...

Well Ricard, you could try to get that variant of L201 with large dots which I believe is shown on your picture:

http://www.aleds-akvarium.se/fiskbilder/18/18_20_loricariidae_spec_lda29a_3.jpg

The other choice would be L102 or L82. They both have pretty big dots, at least bigger than in adult ...

...it is a species which will reduce the size of its dots during growth, so it will lose its attractive contrasting coloration quite a bit. From the little experience which I have with smaller individuals of Baryancistrus , I can't tell that Baryancistrus are very aggressive. But this might change ...

Hi Ricard,

Yes, the first fish is a baby L142 (=LDA33), a Baryancistrus sp. which will reduce the size of the white dots during growth.

The second fish is not a L29. As Yann said is the fish behind this L-number a Leporacanthicus galaxias . But I don't think the fish on the picture shows this or ...

One choice is the new DATZ L-Numbers Special (see information on very top of this side), the other is the new aqualog all L-numbers, some discussion can be found here: http://www.forum.planetcatfish.com/viewtopic.php?p=32175&highlight=#32175

Both forms will reach the same size, and thats a big ...

Janne and Lisa, in my opinion you are both right, because when L190 was "described" for the first time it was a very small specimen, and nobody could really say, if a L330 will come out of it or just a regular P.nigrolineatus . Later some people said, that L190 stands for the striped form (= P ...

OK Guys!

Im a newbie here and you have to be nice and also have patient with my poor english BUT, we can do it in swedish if you pleace :)

Me and my friend just bought a Royal pleco. In the stoore it was taged "L27 Xingu Panaque (cf.) nigrolineatus" but we are not shure... Can you help us ...