Dovii Update - Nic and CR

[armac]

I would keep the one I collected, who care what anybody else thinks. If I collected it, it would stay with me.

 

[Ruck Fules]

Thanks for the input. In 6 months I'll make my decision, for now, I'll enjoy both

One observation, the Nic is growing a lot faster than the CR. The CR had a 5" head start but they are almost the same size now.

 

[armac]

My nic is about 18 inches long, they are fast growers. He is about 2 years old.

 

[caribemob]

The Nic Dovii with the nuchal hump is F1 (parents from Rapps). The CR Dovii, I personally collected last year (Wilc Caught).

I eventually would only have tank space for one, which one would you keep? Would you base it on looks and personality or sentimental attachment (like a souvenir)?

nice fish ruck, where did you collect in costa rica?

 

[Ruck Fules]

My nic is about 18 inches long, they are fast growers. He is about 2 years old.

Damn, that's one big Dovii. Do you still notice growth in length or more in thickness now? I hope it hits 20"

nice fish ruck, where did you collect in costa rica?

Parismina River located in Siquirres, Limón Province (The Caribbean)

 

[armac]

He grew alot until lately, he successfully spawned. Now he seems more agressive towards me and has less of an appetite.

 

[caribemob]

Damn, that's one big Dovii. Do you still notice growth in length or more in thickness now? I hope it hits 20"



Parismina River located in Siquirres, Limón Province (The Caribbean)

mine are wild CR dovii , too and the thing about our dovii is that there River dovii, very hard to find

 

[armac]

Mine is a captive bred F55, right Mob?

And still bigger than yours will ever get.

 

[Ruck Fules]

mine are wild CR dovii , too and the thing about our dovii is that there River dovii, very hard to find

Hard to catch too. I caught a dozen maculicauda's before I cought one Dovii. Damn Caymans were on the lookout too

 

[UMBEEKING]

Awesome Dovii's Gani! Those two are among the best I've seen. Perfect condition.I would try to find a way to keep them both.