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my favs of course are with the big guy!! I love this one with the little pl*co under him!! gentle giant!!



ty for the use of ur PB acct

I also loved the one of the room with the decorations and the chairs in front of the tanks!!

Thanks Andy!

I took pictures of my brothers L-134:






Moos on the rekord 60 tank:

Cor. anaeus from my brothers tank:

Hi Glenn!

How are you?

Very nice pictures

Greetings!

Hello Arjen! I'm fine! Thanks for your complimets! How are you? I wanna see your beautiful pics too!

Hey glenn, long time no see!

That's one of the most striking O. cocama i've seen! beau-ti-ful!

Hello Tim, it's along time ago my friend! How are you?

The cocama's are indeed beautiful fish! I'm glad i found them at last!













Fighting Rhinomales, this was the first time that i saw this behaviour, it ended peacefully...:









A third male came, but he was only showing off his vins...:









After 5 minutes they released themselves:

Hi glenn,

everything is well here! fish are swimming happily

only thing is, I have two separate back injuries right now, so i'm getting lots of massages, have to do many exercises, swimming, bicycling etc. but I should be okay in about 3 or 4 months so no worries

i'm loving the picture of the cocama sucking on your L021 so funny lol

just out of curisoity what fish have u been able to breed in those tanks?

glenny wrote:

This is going to sound stupid but how do you make the cucumber to sink to the bottom of the tank? I usually use those veggie clips but i hate them!! Beautiful cats btw!

What great pictures, and what beautiful fish. You must be using a good lens.

chrisinha wrote: This is going to sound stupid but how do you make the cucumber to sink to the bottom of the tank? I usually use those veggie clips but i hate them!! Beautiful cats btw!

You see the metalic something on the left? It's part of a fork, or spoon inserted in the zuchinni to increase its weight

I don't know about veggie clips, but aquatic plant clips used to contain lead - which is harmfull. You better get an old spoon or fork, intended to be used by people, for this job

stick to the spoon, and skip the fork please!

our friend glenny has had some bad experience with using forks, as he found his L134 dead and stuck on a fork after a midnight 'food fight' !!

ugh! spoon it is! thanks for the info!

glenny, what camera and lens are you using to shoot these pictures?? they are amazing!

Thanks everybody for the kind reactions! I'm sorry, it has been almost 3 months ago since i've posted some pictures...At this moment i've 3 tanks:

Aqua-60:



Rekord 60:



And rio 240:



chrisinha, i use a compactcamera: Nikon Coolpix P80.

Really nice Glenny. You certainly have a lot of cool little creatures in those tanks of yours.

Nice to see more pics from you.

Good to see more wonderful pics! I just love these guys:

They look even healthier and better than before.

Did you have any luck with the O. cocama? I've heard it's really tough to keep them.

Hydrophyte, Andy and L number banana, thanks for your kind reactions!

After about 6 weeks i lost all the cocama's...a very beautiful fish , but very hard to keep, so sensitive... i tried to keep them, but unfortunately...