joworth;3405251; said:
Just under 2" - likely older siblings of yours
Wasn't able to give them proper care the past month and lost 3 out of 7 when I moved them. The rest have settled down nicely tho and eating like piglets 
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Just under 2" - likely older siblings of yours
Wasn't able to give them proper care the past month and lost 3 out of 7 when I moved them. The rest have settled down nicely tho and eating like piglets 
I just got a few H. notatus, too. Mine are tiny, tiny, tiny. They are eating well so hopefully they'll put on some growth in the next few months.
Nice keyholes. They're one of my favorites. I have four in my 150. I'd love some redheads but don't they get pretty big? I got four G. paranaibe instead.
Nice keyholes.
They're one of my favorites. I have four in my 150. I'd love some redheads but don't they get pretty big? I got four G. paranaibe instead.
Mine are the same as yours but there's just one that darker then the rest and he is the best looking one at the moment
HiImSean;3459317; said:
It's going to take quite a while for them to be big enough for your current tank.....so set up the new 75!
Mine are so fast and tiny that it's impossible to get good pictures. I have no patience for busy-body little fish. Anyway, here they are, all 1" of them.
I like that you can already see the black spots on them. Even at this small size, their personalities are really obvious... some are shy, some are bullies, some don't like bloodworms, some don't like flakes, etc.
I like that you can already see the black spots on them. Even at this small size, their personalities are really obvious... some are shy, some are bullies, some don't like bloodworms, some don't like flakes, etc.
