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Hi all,

These my similis cories, these are 9 units. I'm keeping them in a 80 liter tank,almost near to their habitat.

So what river is that from? JK! Looks very nice I'm sure they feel right at home!

Wow! the tank looks awesome mate

I'm sure there are thousands of rivers that look very much like that, all over the world. C. similis is from the Rio Madeira basin in the Southwest part of the Amazon basin.

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Mats

Thank you for your comments, I'm glad you like it. Answer given before me, yes lives in the Rio Madeira basin.

nice tank for cories. are you trying to breed your similis?

Thank you, i did not but i will try.

Great looking tank looks very realistic. Looks like you have some happy healthy fish. One of them looks like a nicely rounded female.

Thank you. I hope this female will give new fries.

SergenTuncer wrote:Thank you. I hope this female will give new fries.

Are you going to sell those at the LMcD (Local MacDonalds)?
I sell my fry at the LFS (Local Fish Shop)...

Have to make a joke like that, as "fries" is deep fried bits of potato, where "fry" is baby fish - and it's the same word for one fry as for a thousand fry - one of those strange words in English that doesn't change with the number of "things" - just like fish.

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Mats

MatsP wrote:

SergenTuncer wrote:Thank you. I hope this female will give new fries.

Are you going to sell those at the LMcD (Local MacDonalds)?
I sell my fry at the LFS (Local Fish Shop)...

Have to make a joke like that, as "fries" is deep fried bits of potato, where "fry" is baby fish - and it's the same word for one fry as for a thousand fry - one of those strange words in English that doesn't change with the number of "things" - just like fish.

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Mats

Hi Mats,
As you know, i meant babby fish(fry) and thank you for english lesson. Sorry again.

Don't worry about it .
I am american and I have a hard time trying to understand english as spoken by englishmen.

crkinney wrote:I am american and I have a hard time trying to understand english as spoken by englishmen.

The funny thing when I met Jools the first time, he spoke Scottish dialect (still does, by the way) of English. Which is not really surprising, when you look at were he lives - yet, I was surprised when I heard it the first time.

When you READ what someone is writing, it all looks about the same [except when using dialectical words/word usage or writing "phonetically" (e.g. "darn sarf" instead of "down south", "y'all" instead of "you all" or "motosickle" instead of "motorcycle")].

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Mats