Arjenk's Tank's
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Re: Arjenk's Tank's
Welcome to Planet Catfish - nice pics!
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Very nice aquariums and welcome to the site!
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Now I breed the following species: 12 Peckoltia compta - L134 and 10 Ancistrus L107/L184
I have earlier bred these plecos: L010a, Ancistrus sp., L183, L260, Hypancistrus contradens
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Now I breed the following species: 12 Peckoltia compta - L134 and 10 Ancistrus L107/L184
I have earlier bred these plecos: L010a, Ancistrus sp., L183, L260, Hypancistrus contradens
Re: Arjenk's Tank's
Nice tanks, and nice fish.
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I like this tank.
it looks like a simple tank with simple fish, but the photo's show very healthy filled out fish, so they obviously have a great live
it's been a while since I've seen paleatus looking that good
job well done!
it looks like a simple tank with simple fish, but the photo's show very healthy filled out fish, so they obviously have a great live
it's been a while since I've seen paleatus looking that good
job well done!
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I like your tanks too Arjenk- just because fish have been in the hobby a long time doesn't mean they're any less impressive than the newest imports if kept correctly... seeing your photos of C. paleatus reminds me just how good these can look.sidguppy wrote:I like this tank.
it looks like a simple tank with simple fish, but the photo's show very healthy filled out fish, so they obviously have a great live
it's been a while since I've seen paleatus looking that good
job well done!
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the Ancistrus female is getting fat
you might think about getting a male and breed them
Ancistrus are fun fish to breed (a male with fry looks incredibly cool) and Ancistrus fry is always in demand
it's one of the few fishes you always can sell at any time of the year.
all tanks need good algae eaters and Ancistrus of this particular species do fine in any tank; be it Malawi, Central American, Discus, African, South American, Tanganyikan, Community, Grow out Tanks, you name it.
you might think about getting a male and breed them
Ancistrus are fun fish to breed (a male with fry looks incredibly cool) and Ancistrus fry is always in demand
it's one of the few fishes you always can sell at any time of the year.
all tanks need good algae eaters and Ancistrus of this particular species do fine in any tank; be it Malawi, Central American, Discus, African, South American, Tanganyikan, Community, Grow out Tanks, you name it.
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I don't want to breed them First i want to get 3 l129's.
In a year i hopely get a big aquarium. Think 1.50m/1.80m (1.50x0.50x0.60M I hope! )
Hopely i have writed this good above
Arjen
In a year i hopely get a big aquarium. Think 1.50m/1.80m (1.50x0.50x0.60M I hope! )
Hopely i have writed this good above
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Some pics of my spawning C.Paleatus and Mikrogeophagus Ramirezi:
Mikrogeophagus Ramirezi:
Mikrogeophagus Ramirezi female.
Spawning C.Paleatus.
Kardinal:
Tell me what you think of it.
Mikrogeophagus Ramirezi:
Mikrogeophagus Ramirezi female.
Spawning C.Paleatus.
Kardinal:
Tell me what you think of it.
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I think the spawning paleatus are good enough for the catelog, that's what i tell you
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Hello Arjenk! Good to see you here!
And great pictures, the spawning paleatus pics are very good!
greetings!
And great pictures, the spawning paleatus pics are very good!
greetings!
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Nice pics Arjen, like others said really cool how all your fish look that healthy and happy
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beautiful pics Arjen! they're getting better and better!
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just amazing!! are those towards the end german blue rams?