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I decided to take a video of my 210g tonight after a water change. There are a few types of severums, two species of wild-caught Geophagus, a pike, and a trio of a West African species. Can you figure them all out?
The psittacus parrot is a given, of course. He's been in this tank for a few years and continues to be my wet pet. I got a pretty good yawning shot near the end.
I apologize for the dirty glass. I didn't feel like scrubbing the inside down tonight. Usually there's so much chasing and fighting going on that it's hard to make a video, but I caught them right before lights out and most of them had started to calm down for the night as you can see. Also, one of the severums has a mouthful of fry, which as you can see has caused a lot of torn fins and damaged bodies on the other sevs in the tank. It'd be nice if they didn't breed every 14 days or so year-round.
I really need a good HD camera.
I decided to take a video of my 210g tonight after a water change. There are a few types of severums, two species of wild-caught Geophagus, a pike, and a trio of a West African species. Can you figure them all out?
The psittacus parrot is a given, of course. He's been in this tank for a few years and continues to be my wet pet. I got a pretty good yawning shot near the end.I apologize for the dirty glass. I didn't feel like scrubbing the inside down tonight. Usually there's so much chasing and fighting going on that it's hard to make a video, but I caught them right before lights out and most of them had started to calm down for the night as you can see. Also, one of the severums has a mouthful of fry, which as you can see has caused a lot of torn fins and damaged bodies on the other sevs in the tank. It'd be nice if they didn't breed every 14 days or so year-round.
I really need a good HD camera.
