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You have a stunning collection

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I was messing around with my iPhone making a video and trying to post it.

I believe they have been with me for one year and a couple months. I had everything crammed into an overfiltered 55 gallon until I found the 150 you see in the photos. Nice to see you spotfin

If any Blythii owners want to collaborate on a breeding project, private message me. I am serious about making this happen.

The Archer front and center is my favorite of the school, it has such a nice balance of patterns and coloring. ❤️

(It has been years since I was really active on MFK, I miss the community so here I am, back at it) Call them by any of the names listed and you still find yourself staring into some of the most dazzling patterns any Archerfish can offer. My seven strong school was purchased at Forest Lakes...

There is a natural hierarchy in my group but it is very manageable. I watch to ensure each eats at every feeding even if the subordinates are last. Each specimen is around the 4-4+ inch mark. Hikari vibes bites, cichlids sinking gold and carnivore wafers are eagerly gobbled up. What they miss is...

One decent photo

I have a lovely school of seven with mostly barbs and loaches as tankmates. Burmese are eating mostly Hikari products and have had zero issues with their health

I am trying to teach myself to add video of my tank......failing miserably.

The exact amount escapes me but some thing near $20 a piece.

The exact amount escapes me but some thing near $20 a piece.

Also here is s shout out to Forest Lake Pets in Forest Lake MN: they were the source of my Blythii.......the place is incredible.

Just thinking out loud here: play to the fishes senses a little............drop the water level just a little enough to allow you to be able to "throw" the pellets in with enough force to cause a little splashing. Throw one or two pellets at a time. Thaw one or two cubes of bloodworms, get a...

A nutritional update: I serve the T. Blythii (Clouded Archers) a varied mix of Hikari products. - Sinking wafers - Vibra bites - Sinking carnivore pellets Try this approach when offering new foods: The tremendous success I have had with these foods has been due to the fact that I time my...

I have a shoal of 8 T. Blythii that are vibrant, active and feeding on a mix of floating and sinking pellets with the occasional addition of waxworms and spikes from the local bait store. I have owned them roughly 3 months now with each being approximately 3 inches long. They have achieved 1/8...