ol' Blue Eyes has arrived on the scene....
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re panaques
p. suttonorum is being bred in western australia. did'nt believe it until i saw it.
also being bred are liposarcus pardalis, liposarcus sp. (albino pleco), glyptoperichthys gibbiceps and some liposarcus sp. called the "chocolate pleco". looks like a color morph of liposarcus pardalis to me.
these fish are being bred in dirt ponds fed with water from a freshwater creek. apparently the conditions are to their liking because the adults are HUGE. this guy supplies the australian wholesalers with fish. except the suttonorum, they are not for sale until he increases his stock of adults: different bloodlines and all that...
he did offer me some babies, but i can't afford $5000aus for a 3inch fish...
it is actually illegal to import most sp. of loricardiid into australia, the wholesalers get away with selling them because they are locally bred. some legal loophole, i guess.
THOUSANDS of locariids are illegally smuggled in anyway...
also being bred are liposarcus pardalis, liposarcus sp. (albino pleco), glyptoperichthys gibbiceps and some liposarcus sp. called the "chocolate pleco". looks like a color morph of liposarcus pardalis to me.
these fish are being bred in dirt ponds fed with water from a freshwater creek. apparently the conditions are to their liking because the adults are HUGE. this guy supplies the australian wholesalers with fish. except the suttonorum, they are not for sale until he increases his stock of adults: different bloodlines and all that...
he did offer me some babies, but i can't afford $5000aus for a 3inch fish...
it is actually illegal to import most sp. of loricardiid into australia, the wholesalers get away with selling them because they are locally bred. some legal loophole, i guess.
THOUSANDS of locariids are illegally smuggled in anyway...
Meanwhile, Homer catches a legendary catfish, General Sherman, but to prove his love for Marge he throws it back in the lake...
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Re: re panaques
Good grief! Can you get pictures of the adults or the young?general-sherman wrote:p. suttonorum is being bred in western australia. did'nt believe it until i saw it.
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