Pier Aquatics visit
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Re: Pier Aquatics visit
Mark Sabaj has kindly confirmed my IDs of:
Amblydoras 'Eyebrows' = (albeit as cf.)
Doras sp 'Blue Scissortail' =
He has also confirmed Amblydoras sp 'Robocop' = . First ever import??!!
Amblydoras 'Eyebrows' = (albeit as cf.)
Doras sp 'Blue Scissortail' =
He has also confirmed Amblydoras sp 'Robocop' = . First ever import??!!
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Re: Pier Aquatics visit
These look green (yes, green) and brown in the tank but go red when photographed. They are young fish, very nice. 'R'. lanceolata or heteroptera?
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Re: Pier Aquatics visit
What is the cory in picture 7?
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Re: Pier Aquatics visit
C130 I believeminkweir wrote:What is the cory in picture 7?
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Re: Pier Aquatics visit
A couple more pics of the Apistoloricaria. Steve picked up a pair for me, after some were reserved for a trip to Germany (I believe).
The caudal extensions are longer than the body length. Also nice dorsal and pectoral filaments.
They get very active for bbs and bloodworm, and appear to sift for granular food also.
Cheers,
Mark.
The caudal extensions are longer than the body length. Also nice dorsal and pectoral filaments.
They get very active for bbs and bloodworm, and appear to sift for granular food also.
Cheers,
Mark.
Mark Walters
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