UMBEEKING Piranha MFK Member Dec 17, 2008 1,248 84 81 REALM OF THE UMBEE Jul 31, 2009 #11 Beautiful pair man, Those are on my must have list. Good stuff!
nutty Plecostomus MFK Member Jan 4, 2007 808 70 61 United Kingdom Jul 31, 2009 #12 Thanks for the comments guys. These are fairly well established in the UK for the moment, there's a few breeding pairs around and a lot of fry.They have all originated from Rusty Wessels wild pair, so down the line at some point, we will need unrelated fish to mix the gene pool.
Thanks for the comments guys. These are fairly well established in the UK for the moment, there's a few breeding pairs around and a lot of fry.They have all originated from Rusty Wessels wild pair, so down the line at some point, we will need unrelated fish to mix the gene pool.
Ctrl_Alt_Dlt Fire Eel MFK Member Jun 5, 2008 1,065 9 68 MN Jul 31, 2009 #13 they look great! Please continue to update this post.
M Mad About Cichlids Piranha MFK Member Feb 3, 2004 3,382 56 81 Twin Cities, MN Jul 31, 2009 #14 Those are super nice. Colors kinda remind me of the true Parrot cichlid.
Modest_Man Polypterus MFK Member Jul 5, 2006 4,668 224 96 40 Washington Jul 31, 2009 #15 Do they have the funky couple front dorsal spines like the deppi going around in the US?
B Burtle Feeder Fish MFK Member Sep 1, 2007 366 0 0 40 Minnesota Jul 31, 2009 #16 Wow look at the colors on him! Those are some real unique fish.
nutty Plecostomus MFK Member Jan 4, 2007 808 70 61 United Kingdom Aug 1, 2009 #17 Modest_Man;3326931; said: Do they have the funky couple front dorsal spines like the deppi going around in the US? Click to expand... Do you mean that the first two dorsal fin rays are truncated, then yes. This trait was also found in some of the yellow labridens from Rusty. The main reason is that, while these young fish were growing, the unit had a massive water change system faliure while he was away. He apparantly uses no filtration, only constant water changes on a very advanced system. Fortunatly this trait hasn't been passed on to the offspring. Thanks for the comments guys.
Modest_Man;3326931; said: Do they have the funky couple front dorsal spines like the deppi going around in the US? Click to expand... Do you mean that the first two dorsal fin rays are truncated, then yes. This trait was also found in some of the yellow labridens from Rusty. The main reason is that, while these young fish were growing, the unit had a massive water change system faliure while he was away. He apparantly uses no filtration, only constant water changes on a very advanced system. Fortunatly this trait hasn't been passed on to the offspring. Thanks for the comments guys.