My LJ tank

[the fine flip]

Alexkoj They look much better. Some specimens you have got there. they look like they have grown. I cannot tell the difference between Nigerian laps and PBB except that finlet count but that one in the 2nd pic is stunning.... then you schroll further down and see other ones that are just as nice looking. Wow!

 

[Alexkoj]

Alexkoj They look much better. Some specimens you have got there. they look like they have grown. I cannot tell the difference between Nigerian laps and PBB except that finlet count but that one in the 2nd pic is stunning.... then you schroll further down and see other ones that are just as nice looking. Wow!

Thank you sir, means a lot coming from ya! Please update your thread soon, wanna see how your congis are doing. Is it tough to procure a PBB in Italy?

 

[FishBeast]

Update.. it’s been awhile. Rehomed some and added some. Probably a few more will come in soon. Enjoy!

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Patterns are so nice and bold!

 

[the fine flip]

Thank you sir, means a lot coming from ya! Please update your thread soon, wanna see how your congis are doing. Is it tough to procure a PBB in Italy?

It should be possible. I just don't feel i need more Polys! I have 8 LJ at the moment. My Nigerian Lap is the closet i have to a PBB.
I will make some pics of my Congis soon.

 

[Alexkoj]

Pics of a recent acquisition (just out of QT), sp dabolas, sp Koliba, PBB, and Volta endli respectively. Lighting and pH are crucial to getting their contrast to show.

 

[the fine flip]

I believe you man! Wow! what colors on those

 

[Alexkoj]

Quick update of the PBB in QT in post #175, measures approx 24-25”. A big bonus is that it’s a free swimmer and comes to the surface during feeding time!

With regards to the change in lighting, I’m experimenting with warm LEDs which are somewhat dimmer than my RGBW (which encourages the polys to swim about more) but much more energy efficient.

 

[Vancouver_98683]

Quick update of the PBB in QT in post #175, measures approx 24-25”. A big bonus is that it’s a free swimmer and comes to the surface during feeding time!

With regards to the change in lighting, I’m experimenting with warm LEDs which are somewhat dimmer than my RGBW (which encourages the polys to swim about more) but much more energy efficient.

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Monster Specimen! It’s looking good.

 

[the fine flip]

Quick update of the PBB in QT in post #175, measures approx 24-25”. A big bonus is that it’s a free swimmer and comes to the surface during feeding time!

With regards to the change in lighting, I’m experimenting with warm LEDs which are somewhat dimmer than my RGBW (which encourages the polys to swim about more) but much more energy efficient.

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Looking really good

 

[Alexkoj]

It’s been many months and I thought it’d be appropriate to come up to the surface and gasp for air.
Hope everyone has been doing good.
Pic 1: ansorgii
2: koloton
3: mix