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This thread is really making me miss my Xingu IIIs. :cry:

Those plecos look really interesting. What did they come in as? Price? Thanks, Steve

I don't believe either of these are out of Brasil or Peru. Miles, I'll definitely be interested in a ton of plecos once you're ready to import from Brasil.

Two things: 1) Are the marms still available? 2) Any signs of a pair forming between the female and either male? Thanks, Steve

When my local store starts getting in live glassworms, I'll try and get the name of the supplier. I'm not sure if it'll help as I'm on the east coast, but it's worth a shot.

This is just a guess, but I suspect a big part of that cost is the fact that 72"x96" isn't (from what I've seen, anyway) a "standard" sheet size; consequently, it's going to be have to be custom made, which really drives up the price. Also, if the tank is only going to be 27" tall, you may be...

"Panama Green" = Photo taken off Rapps' main page.

Ming, Thanks! I'll look around and see what I can find.

Your aquascaping is pretty cool. Where did you get that big stump piece in the 125 (far right, and not quite water-logged)? Locally collected or what? I love pieces like that.

How kind of you.... :ROFL: :ROFL:

As I recall - and I'm sure the forum sponsor will step in to correct me if I'm wrong - but African Nightcrawlers aren't like Canadian Nightcrawlers: Canadians need it rather cold, but Africans love the heat.

This is totally off-topic, so I hope no one minds, but.... MasterMing, Would you mind saying where you got the shelving that you have the tank on? I've been looking around for something similiar, and first-hand experience is always very helpful. Thanks in advance, Steve

Miles, I have a very bad feeling (for my wallet, that is!) that I'm going to end up buying way too many of these Panaques you're going to be importing. I'm definitely looking forward to having a shot at the Gold Line... and I'm very curious about the "Papamama" as well. I personally...

Not a problem. I'd imagine the seller would be able to provide them throughout the winter (glassworm season, from what I've read) if it was worth his while. I'm just not sure what he means by a gallon of glassworms: a gallon-sized container filled with glassworms could last a decent amount of...

Miles, I appreciate such a comprehensive reply. I've been going over a few things, and I'm going to have to pass on the Corys. While I'd love to get groups of each, my tanks just aren't setup to accomodate the Corys with regards to water temperature. Since I'm not sure I'll be able to get...

You may have to try collecting them yourself, assuming they're found in California (I have no idea either way). If you do a Google search for "live glassworms" (with or without the quotes), you should get a decent amount of information. I found a few a couple weeks ago when I was looking into...

Based on the list in the other thread, I'd be interested in (copied and pasted from the actual list): Corydora Black Peru Semiaquidus sp. Corydora Black Green Semiaquidus sp. Loricaria camaleon Pseudohemiodon apithanos Loricaria lanceolata red Loricaria lanceolata spp. Loricaria Tiger...

I saw someone listing live glassworms on Aquabid, but the user had no feedback. It's just coming into glassworm season, so you might see them in your local store. Unfortunately, I don't know of any mail order sources; the times I've bought live glassworms, they were available locally.

He had been okay with the pike, but now he's turning into a total prick, and I'm sick of dealing with him. The 90g was supposed to be temporary for the pike, but it looks like it's going to have to be more permanent. While I like the mota, the pike is my priority. He's 8-10" long, about 3.5...

Peanut_Power, when did you have Xingu III? Any info on water parameters when they laid eggs?