The current two

Experience a perfect after the withdrawal of sand

bekateen wrote: ↑08 Apr 2017, 05:02 Very nice! Well done.

Cheers, Eric

thank you

Artificial propagation first generation

bekateen wrote: ↑08 Apr 2017, 05:01 F1? Did you breed this? What is the scientific name?

Cheers, Eric

Parancistrus aurantiacus

Palm treasure

Parent fish photograph

Surprising surprise, expecting growth

Had the honor of the elves in revenue this year

Happy eating

Precious picture

Less information about the fish good, hope you can help to solve information blank

bekateen wrote:They are only 45 days old? Wow, they are already very hairy with odontodes. Very nice!

Cheers, Eric

Excellent inherited the physical characteristics of the last generation, all kinds of large, dominant in the future.

Barbie wrote:It is? Since when?

Lovely fry . Congratulations!

Barbie

Parancistrus aurantiacus, New Year's day is born of a nest, thank you.

catfishchaos wrote:Did any hatch out in the yellow forum?

Good to see they are doing well!

Yellow is L144

Parancistrus aurantiacus babies thrive, the biggest more than 2.5 cm

I am very happy to show my 1st and only fry of my xanto group , I have a problem with a eggtumbler , and from 18 egg spawned , i have only 1 fry . This is 1st italian spawn. I hope to have more Lucky in the future . http://s16.postimg.org/daf04o6yp/image.jpg http://s16.postimg.org/900c931vl/image ...

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congratulations

amiidae wrote:Wow !! Con C. !! Yours ?


My last info was this species was sold for usd2K many years ago in TW.

Is my first time to see, it is said that this is the local national treasure to protect fish, if lucky enough to keep to it.

Jools wrote:

Conorhynchos conirostris

. It's a species I've never seen.

That is a nice picture, where did you get it from?

Also, I have moved this topic to the correct place...

Jools

I saw someone questions in domestic BBS, so ask here to help.

Jools wrote:

Conorhynchos conirostris

. It's a species I've never seen.

That is a nice picture, where did you get it from?

Also, I have moved this topic to the correct place...

Jools

Thank you very much, is Brazil's national treasures

Hey Guys, I am in the process of planning an oto habitat (not neccesarilly biotope with regards to plants and co-inhabitants) tank. Most tanks i see for oto breeding are heavily planted, while some of the "biotope" tanks I have seen were just branches with dead leaves. Any suggestions about this ...

Strives for the information, thank you

Good of L024

If one looks around the net, you will find something interesting regarding 46, 98 and 173. Most sites now list 46 and 98 as the same fish with 98 having a more wavy pattern. However, some sites add the 173 as being another form of zebra like the 98. However, on this site, 173 is considered not to ...

TwoTankAmin wrote:Sure there is http://www.planetcatfish.com/common/spe ... ies_id=168

I believe the prevailing thinking on the 98 is it is, at best, a variant of the zebra and not a distinct species on its own.

The real fish photos haven't met