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I have some - and like a million other chanchitos - and I was thinking about getting more of them. Sadly :nilly:

$25 each for wild ones is a steal. And I have actually kept chanchitos with Madagascar cichlids :)

My big guy and his lady have spawned several times but vacations, net breeder accidents (he jumped into a 6" net breeder to eat his grow out fry...twice), work schedule, etc. have prevented me from growing out more than a few babies. Another lady in my club has an F1 breeding pair from their grow outs..

Matt

jgentry;3853855; said:
You need to not post any more pictures of that fish Matt. Makes me want to buy the wild ones from Ken.
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Lol, I need some more fish like I need a hole in the head.

I'm already getting some of the olimar labs from Ken and a Xiloaesis trio from Reagan. I need to sell a couple hundred fish before I get anything else. I'm looking forward to spring so I can move most of my Uruguay fish outside.
 
jgentry;3853855; said:
You need to not post any more pictures of that fish Matt. Makes me want to buy the wild ones from Ken.
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Of course not - Here are some (bad) pictures of his kids in breeding color...before I sold them :D

I won't post any pictures of Charax sp. (that Ken also has listed) because people wouldn't be at all interested in seeing a cool, 4"-ish humpheaded golden tetra... ;)

Matt

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How are the "local" compared to Australoheros sp. "Red Ceibal Centurion"? They seem very similar to me.
 
The local get a bit larger...probably also a little more aggressive...but they're very, very closely related (kind of like different varients of peacocks)..

Local are yellower than red ceibal

Matt
 
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