Peckoltia sabaji

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mike_the_zealot
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Peckoltia sabaji

Post by mike_the_zealot »

Just got one of these from fishcollectors.com

Anyone have any firsthand experience with these? Mine's a 3" specimen that I'm keeping in a rapids tank with my L128. Feeding him frozen krill and Hikari's carnivore pellets.
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I have 4 of them and I had to seperate the males. They were all together in a 55 gallon and the 2 big males would always fight. Now I have a 2 pairs in 2 separate tanks. I mainly feed them wafers.
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Post by Yann »

Hi!

Don't under estimate his adult size, I have seen an around 25cm or over specimen not too long ago...
once again, more beautiful when young...
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Post by mike_the_zealot »

more beautiful when young
Really? They lose color as they get older? Or spots?
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Post by Yann »

Hi!

The "orange" coloration in the fins sort of fade away becoming more " brown" but still it makes a ncie fish...
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