This thread took me forever to make. I hope you guys will enjoy seeing the pictures. To started, here is newest pickup this weekend. 15" Endli or maybe bigger. See measurement in pic. Focus on the fish and ignore the carpet because the carpet is in need of vacuuming.
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In tank shot.
Not quite 2009 pickup but this was one of my first endli from 2007.
Endli Pile
Two baby endlis I picked up earlier this month.
Here is another one I picked up.
If that was not enough, here is another one I picked up.
Here is 3 more from my other grow out tank.
An ornates I picked up a week ago.
Another ornate picked up from the same batch.
Another ornate from the same batch again. Except this one think the polli palmas is his mom.
Yep, you guessed it? Another ornate from the same batch.
15" Teugelsi. It is the long looking one between the two fat ones.
My other teugelsi that is 18" long.
My 2009 Impulsive buy. Wild caught senegalus.
Leichartdi Update. Pic take in January(1st one below) vs today(2nd & 3rd below).
Miscellaneous pics of last year fish.
In tank shot.
Not quite 2009 pickup but this was one of my first endli from 2007.
Endli Pile
Two baby endlis I picked up earlier this month.
Here is another one I picked up.
If that was not enough, here is another one I picked up.
Here is 3 more from my other grow out tank.
An ornates I picked up a week ago.
Another ornate picked up from the same batch.
Another ornate from the same batch again. Except this one think the polli palmas is his mom.
Yep, you guessed it? Another ornate from the same batch.
15" Teugelsi. It is the long looking one between the two fat ones.
My other teugelsi that is 18" long.
My 2009 Impulsive buy. Wild caught senegalus.
Leichartdi Update. Pic take in January(1st one below) vs today(2nd & 3rd below).
Miscellaneous pics of last year fish.
It took me over a year to build this collection. Do you still remember the day when I had one bichir and was constantly asking you questions how to tell the different species? The Lei is a lot bigger than you last saw it. It's growing at 1.5 inches per month.