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siniperca chuatsi put me on the list for your next shipment of these guys wes

a clearer picture would be better but looks like female to me.

substrate for Oscars? You don't necessarily need sand as substrate for Oscars. You can use any kind of substrate for Oscars. As for white sand well try Pet Kingdom SD Cali.

First it's been a while since I've been on mfk and I can't navigate around mfk posts without having the message postblocking me. I'm supposed to respond to a thread...participate, it just so happens this was the post first avail so here I go. Easy and difficult is all but a matter of opinion...

you ship? if so i'll take em.

Would u ship?

Ship it and its sold.

Wish u were closer man would picked up th tsn hybrid with quickness glws

RTC's do get big. Juv's grow extremely fast, but having said that truth is they reach a certain size and their growth slows tremendously compared to when they are juvs. Especially in captivity. I don't know of any mfker's that have 4-5ft rtc's that are 50-100 plus pounds. Though I wouldn't doubt...

Yes awesome fish. Live blackworms/bloodworms is their favorite food....lol. Nice collection Vitaly.

Well they are usually not picky eaters at least the ones I used to have before I rehomed them. They eat right along side my catfishes. Try market shrimp and dropping it by the mg's.

They are quite picky have two myself. Slow growers. I feed mine live bloodworms and sinking shrimp pellets. Took me 6months to get them to eat sinking shrimp pellets. They still prefer bloodworms though, and to be clear I've tried frozen and dried and they don't took it at all. But live man they...

If u shipped id take them...glws

Beautiful! If only I hadn't move. would you ship...

Any Updates wes? Are you still making room?...I'm sure we're all interested...lol

Pangasianodon hypophthalmus are omnivorous, but mostly vegetation/plant matter. They do great in captivity with flakes and small pellets. They usually are not picky eaters, but they are skittish. When introduced into a new tank/environment they usually take a while to acclimate and start feeding...

Slipped my mind but it could be an Anaspidoglanis macrostoma too.

nice pick up bro. Pylodictis olivaris to me are like the zz's of US. Nice.

Nice pick up. My ultimate favorite. They don't grow as fast as RTC's that's for sure but they are more aggressive and territorial. Especially if you have décor and more than one cat or fish that hides. The zz will destroy em. ZZ's are known by so many names. ZZ's come in varies colors. Depending...

definitely not pandas but they are definitely Corydoras amandajanea