Greetings

[tictac]

Hello fellow MFK....here are some of my polypterus collection....nothing great about my collection compare to other MFK members

Polypterus palmas polli with senegelus:


Polypterus ornate:


Polypterus lapradei:


Polypterus teugelsi:


Polypterus delhezi:

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[tictac]

Polypterus endli:


Polypterus palmas polli:


Albino polypterus senegelus:


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[Dr.B]

Nice collection and Welcome to MFK

 

[Khapham_1997]

I like your ornate . Hehe. Welcome to MFK


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[tictac]

Better pic of my:
Polypterus palmas polli:

Dental check up:



Polypterus teugelsi:


Ornate tail pattern:


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[Aw3s0m3]

Very nice collection!

 

[Evz jardini]

nice poly collection you've got there

 

[tictac]

Thank you, thank you

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[tictac]

Need some advice...just checked my delhezi and saw this happened to it tail...it was caused by my bigger teugelsi. ..I'm wondering if the tail will regenerate and if it does, what shall I do to help....thanks in advance. ....




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[wyldKard]

Need some advice...just checked my delhezi and saw this happened to it tail...it was caused by my bigger teugelsi. ..I'm wondering if the tail will regenerate and if it does, what shall I do to help....thanks in advance. ....

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Yep the caudal fin will grow back. I've had bichirs that had fin injuries and the only one that didn't quite grow back was a bent dorsal spine/fin. I treated mine with Ocean Free's General Aid Special to help with the healing and avoid infections, but I'm sure other members have other methods too (ie water change, other meds, change water temp, etc)