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Unusual fish
- Thread starter DanDKJ
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Love both fish and have kept them in the past.
How are you finding the Paradoxus, i found them easier once they started taking live foods and hunting for foods.
For the liquorice, Old school tip, the 35mm film canister make great nestings tubes for them,
Most unusual I have kept would probably be the Glass Gobies, sadly didn't survive long. And most of the FW pipefish.
How are you finding the Paradoxus, i found them easier once they started taking live foods and hunting for foods.
For the liquorice, Old school tip, the 35mm film canister make great nestings tubes for them,
Most unusual I have kept would probably be the Glass Gobies, sadly didn't survive long. And most of the FW pipefish.
Gorgeous parosphromenus!! I also love elephant noses, I remember one at Bristol zoo a couple decades ago.
I don't know if they're that rare, but I have some sundadanio axelrodi blue that are a struggle to find down south. I think I have a good mix of males and females, however I've never seen any fry - think any may have been picked off by the tetras and rasboras. Reading about them being timid is laughable - I can imagine they would be with large fish, but they're menaces in my set-up. Crap flash phone photos but they're fantastically iridescent.
I don't know if they're that rare, but I have some sundadanio axelrodi blue that are a struggle to find down south. I think I have a good mix of males and females, however I've never seen any fry - think any may have been picked off by the tetras and rasboras. Reading about them being timid is laughable - I can imagine they would be with large fish, but they're menaces in my set-up. Crap flash phone photos but they're fantastically iridescent.
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