ATTN: Post your Peacock Bass pix here
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Tongue33;2591404; said:Very nice
channarox;2591418; said:
Thanks!
Here's a wolf pack shot. Check the eyes.
yeah my guy from the second batch turns a dark purple and gets a blue chin... wierd but your guys are looking great! how big now? can you see any good development coming about?
as soon as i get my new lights, i'm going to take some updates.
as soon as i get my new lights, i'm going to take some updates.
What kind of lights are you looking at Pete? I'm looking to hang a 4' fixture above my 180g, but can't decide what I want exactly.
BTW, anyone else notice how the Rapps Kelberi seem to have 2 bars closer together? I find it a little strange that sometimes the front 2 bars are closer, and other times the last 2 are closer. I wonder if that's something worth noting?
BTW, anyone else notice how the Rapps Kelberi seem to have 2 bars closer together? I find it a little strange that sometimes the front 2 bars are closer, and other times the last 2 are closer. I wonder if that's something worth noting?
Tainted Glory;2598469; said:
i run t5s.... my bigger kelberi splashed alot of water up into the lights when i was feeding him krill and shorted out my tek t5 fixture so i am ordering another t5 fixture but a cheaper one this time and somewhat water proof. t5s are the brightest and you can buy bulbs in a wide color spectrum.
close bars are a characteristic of cichla sp. kelberis.. take a close look at this video
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lol the wild what ever it says in spanish, most likely in brazil somewhere since kelberis are from brazil
what ever it says in spanish, most likely in brazil somewhere since kelberis are from brazil