Geophagus and Baysnook update

[Eric A]

G'day.

Well Eoi was nagging me to do an update on my pindare, and I thought I may as well do an update on my snook too. Not much has changed with the geo, a bit better colours, and a small bit of fin development. The snooks have grown a bit, one doing more so than the other, which is making my think I have a male and female. Fingers crossed.

Here they are.

Showing off the blue eyes nicely.

I thought this picture was funny, he looks more slender in this pic than in real life.

Smaller, lesser coloured one (suspect female)

Geophagus

Best I could get at a mouth open shot

Hope you enjoyed it.

 

[Hesh69]

enjoyd much..nice tank n nice earth eatrs love them

 

[fishman112]

Just noticed the shrimp,
Nice fish man!

 

[Eoibio]

That pindare is awsome. I didnt nag >:l lol I ASKED

 

[HiImSean]

nice snook! is it a regular snook or red and just not getting its red yet?

 

[Eric A]

enjoyd much..nice tank n nice earth eatrs love them

Yeah thanks. I am a bit decided as to what they actually are. I bought him as pindare, but it's looking more like a brachybranchus the more I see others pics

Just noticed the shrimp,
Nice fish man!

Yeah the shrimp are cool.

That pindare is awsome. I didnt nag >:l lol I ASKED

And It got you piccies right?

nice snook! is it a regular snook or red and just not getting its red yet?

Nah, both of em are green bay snooks. I saw a massive pair at a LFS one time and wanted em ever since.

 

[HiImSean]

Nah, both of em are green bay snooks. I saw a massive pair at a LFS one time and wanted em ever since.

nice you dont see those very often. post come pics as they get larger

 

[Eric A]

Trust me, i will.

 

[Modest_Man]

Australia always has the natural morph of P. splendida. I know of one pair in the entire US that isn't the red morph.

 

[Eric A]

Australia always has the natural morph of P. splendida. I know of one pair in the entire US that isn't the red morph.

Not always, there's some reddies about. I prefer the green morph to be honest anyway. They look much better as adults.