Crenicichla Lenticulata

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Looking very sexy sir!!! I don't think there are any unattractive variants of Crenicichla lenticulata, they all demand appreciation for their awesomeness! :D

Is that ceramic tile as your substrate? Bet thats a dream for cleaning up!!!

Btw. . . I like your watermark! ;) Very precious indeed!
 
gangster said:
Those are the type of pics that make one wanna grab a few pikes.
Thanks for sharing.
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Crenicichla and Cichla look great together btw. :) I've got my orinos with some of my strigata/lugubris grow outs. Works most splendidly. :) Just as long as one can't eat the other, they are predators after all.
 
gangster said:
Awesome photos Gerry!
Great to see ya back posting.
Been quite some time.
Those are the type of pics that make one wanna grab a few pikes.
Thanks for sharing.
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Thanks and you're welcome! I'm still rusty with the cam with fish and the fish are not quite used to the flash....
 
Peanut_Power said:
Looking very sexy sir!!! I don't think there are any unattractive variants of Crenicichla lenticulata, they all demand appreciation for their awesomeness! :D

Is that ceramic tile as your substrate? Bet thats a dream for cleaning up!!!

Btw. . . I like your watermark! ;) Very precious indeed!
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Thanks, Jer. The tile makes for very easy cleanup but more significantly, it allows one to have greater control over colour when influencing a fishes' colour and tile is quite affordable compared to coloured sand. I had a red aro in this tank prior so a dark tank works well. The tile will be coming out and will be replaced with sand, I'm thinking....
 
Chaitika said:
Thanks and you're welcome! I'm still rusty with the cam with fish and the fish are not quite used to the flash....
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Wish I could be 'rusty' like that. Great shot Gerry.
 
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