Here it is, another first in the U.S.

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underboss8;4318815; said:
can the chinese tiger cohab with goliath african tigers or payara? if so im ordering some.
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I've never tried it, these do grow faster, and larger. If you see in the youtube video, mine lived with some huge groupers, datnoids, nile perch, and other aggressive fish with no problems. These are much rarer than any tiger fish you'll ever find!
 
koop171;4319711; said:
How fast is the growth rate on those tigers? 1" a month? more? less?

Very interesting.
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Hey Koop,

can't say for sure, from other people who've kept them in China say that they grow extremely fast, eating constantly...!
 
jaaaa....so frustated at this moment....
Wes, you....you brought in one of my favorite "dream" fish ,the bambusa x__x ... when i can't get it cuz i'm in HK , on the other side of the world right now x__x and even worse, i can't get it till 5 yrs later when im bak from college ....gaaah

but either way, props for bringing in awesome fish ! wish i can bring some freshwater grouper and a bunch of different lates sp. and even those lateolabrax japonicus that we talked about , back and trade for ur bambusa :P ...

haha, good luck with the sales :D
 
pupumole;4319947; said:
jaaaa....so frustated at this moment....
Wes, you....you brought in one of my favorite "dream" fish ,the bambusa x__x ... when i can't get it cuz i'm in HK , on the other side of the world right now x__x and even worse, i can't get it till 5 yrs later when im bak from college ....gaaah

but either way, props for bringing in awesome fish ! wish i can bring some freshwater grouper and a bunch of different lates sp. and even those lateolabrax japonicus that we talked about , back and trade for ur bambusa :P ...

haha, good luck with the sales :D
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you're going to school in HK? or just for vacation? are you not keeping fish any more? See anything cool there in Hong Kong?
 
Small gems

Rhinogobius zhoui <--newly described specie 2009! found only in a few small streams in southern China, one of the most colorful gobies, hardy and easy to keep! Great for small planted tanks. Can be bred in the aquarium, and stays small! First debut in the US and you'll probably never see more available in the US in the future

Protomyzon pachychilus "panda loach" we have just a few more available, another peaceful nano fish! This fish will probably never be offered by anyone else in the US $100.00 each Easy to keep, will attack algae wafers, great for planted tank

Macropodus sinensis true Chinese paradise fish, can live out door, full of colors, easy to breed. $25.00 each only a handful available

Pseudogastromyzon fangi <--yellow finned hillstream loach. Named after the Late Fangfang Kullander icthyologist, wife of famed icthyologist Sven Kullander. $25.00 each

Mugilogobius chulae <--marble panda goby 1" full size, shape of a bumbble bee goby I have one pair only $25.00 for both

Larger gems

Leptobotia elongata <-- we got a couple of 6" ones from the wild, $650.00 each

Spinibarbus denticulatus 14" male/female $250.00 for the pair, healthy and colorful
 
Do the Korean Perch co-habit with each other well? Any signs of fighting or chasing?
 
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