LFS Pics

[MultipleTankSyndrome]

Tank display at a local shop called Monster Pets.
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Nice! Looks like I'm not the only one who likes shallow tanks with a ton of footprint.

 

[krichardson]

Nice! Looks like I'm not the only one who likes shallow tanks with a ton of footprint.

Yeah,definitely couldn't keep any jumpers in there.I would try something like this at home if I had the space for it,I really like the waterfall feature.

 

[The Masked Shadow]

Pet Kingdom


Upside down catfish


Cute Cory catfish

Fangtooth Goby


Snowflake Morray

Endlicheri Bichir

Brochis Catfish

Blue whale catfish

Mbu Puffer

uknown Spiny Eel


Some kind of Killifish

What is that? Yes, a Vittatus

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A very stubborn anglerfish

 

[The Masked Shadow]

AFD has a display tank with a gymnothorax! Also this cool little saltwater guy!

 

[Deadeye]

AFD has a display tank with a gymnothorax! Also this cool little saltwater guy!

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Great…now your making me want a dragonet. I guess it’s a good thing they’re expensive to feed in smaller tanks.

 

[L3CTR0N]

Labiobarbus leptocheilus


Osteochilus vittatus


Rasbora cephalotaenia and Desmopuntius johorensis


Osteochilus melanopleura

 

[L3CTR0N]

Brycinus longipinnis


Arnoldichthys spilopterus


Mystus bocourti


Microphysiogobio tafangensis


Phenacogrammus aurantiacus

 

[L3CTR0N]

A whole bunch of snakeheads.

Channa asiatica



Channa panaw


Channa pleurophthalma and Asterophysus batrachus


Channa sp. 'fire and ice'


Channa pulchra


Channa micropeltes


Channa bleheri


Channa marulioides


Channa aurantimaculata


Channa ornatipinnis

 

[L3CTR0N]

Esox lucius


Heteropneustes fossilis


Triportheus angulatus


Osteoglossum ferreirai


Anguilla reinhardtii


Etroplus canarensis


Auchenipterichthys coracoideus


Bagroides melapterus

 

[L3CTR0N]

Hampala ampalong


Gymnothorax polyuranodon


Tetraodon mbu


Luciocephalus aura


Phalacronotus sp.


Caranx ignobilis (in freshwater)


Datnioides undecimradiatus


Epinephelus lanceolatus (16-incher in freshwater)