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I’ve acquired small and large polys that have been in gravel. It’s quite common for bichirs to ingest sand and gravel. If the Senegal is acting normal and eating regularly. I’d just give it some more time. There is also a possibility the lump is not from swallowing gravel.

Possibly, but wouldn’t be too concerned about if lump doesn’t get any bigger.

Forgot to Mention. This was about a 9”-10” Moke that was a Trade In for Credit. Bigger than what u normally will see for sale. Asking price was still the same @ $100

location: Wet Spot and other LFS in Portland, OR Size : 6-8” @ $100

Don’t think it’s a health issue. It looks like a hard on if it’s a male or an aching scenario if it’s a female.

Boy fishing in Sarawak. Which is northern part of Borneo. A Malaysian owned state.

@gaisller _ What did you buy this fish as? Specie? It’s kool looking ?????

This guy ??(@krichardson) would say ‘What does the other side look like?’ ?

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If it doesn’t have any healing membrane that fuses the tail at the split after a couple weeks. It’s likely permanent. You can cut if if you’d like. Likely Not a popular method for most ?. I’ve experienced several bichirs with mangled and split back tails. It always heals back to 100% after a...

Location : Nile Basin 2018/6/18 Posted by: Takeishi @ Hiroshima

Giselas Bichir from Lake Tanganyika 2016 Photo Credit : Hiroki Komeiji

Congo Republic

Kalimantan Datnoid Credit : Woko Paratop 2017

Kalimantan Datnoid / Berat Credit: Simbalin Impat 2020

Kalimantan Datnoid Photo Credit: Andy Syaputra 2018

Kalimantan Datnoid Photo credit: Uchiha Jhanoe 2011

Kalimantan Datnoid Photo Credit : Genavevo Lucin 2014

Thxs Chelz_ the Twin PBB’s still with me. Vogue poly is with me too. Here she is in her wedding dress.

SIMPLY MARVELOUS