no spots on a ck?
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Lmao there not overly stocked i cant change my aquarium setup thing for somereason.
the only one stocked is my 120gallon but thats gona be changeing in a couple days mr!
120gallon: 2xsilver arowanas,lima, baby 2" oscar, 2x royal plecos
75 gallon: 13" jag 8" normal pleco, 4 clown loaches
29 gallon: 2xbichirs 5 1" balla sharks
20gallon: 3 convicts (moving the second male out and leaving a pair)
10gallon: planted 1 m guppie 3 females 4 golden algee eaters
The bumblee cats i dont know where to put im still thinking and same with the 2 unid chichlids.
i also have a pond and a few neighbros who keep fish so
and im selling my smaller arowana its to much in my 120gallon i think.
the only one stocked is my 120gallon but thats gona be changeing in a couple days mr!
120gallon: 2xsilver arowanas,lima, baby 2" oscar, 2x royal plecos
75 gallon: 13" jag 8" normal pleco, 4 clown loaches
29 gallon: 2xbichirs 5 1" balla sharks
20gallon: 3 convicts (moving the second male out and leaving a pair)
10gallon: planted 1 m guppie 3 females 4 golden algee eaters
The bumblee cats i dont know where to put im still thinking and same with the 2 unid chichlids.
i also have a pond and a few neighbros who keep fish so
and im selling my smaller arowana its to much in my 120gallon i think.
I have a spotless knife. I am pretty sure she is a gold clown with no spots. Her body shape is the same as my other 2 clowns and just slightly different then my royal. Her gold color is very similar to my gold clown who has brown spots. Here's an old picture of her. I got her really cheap ($6) at Petsmart as a baby a few years ago. I have not seen other spottless ones since. I would love to get a true albino knife, but I have not seen one yet
Dirty Old Man;505165; said:
Notoperus Notoperus are smaller, growing to 2' but smaller in captivity. They are more aggressive than the regular CKs I've seen them for sale before, but only once. They were all scared up from fighting with one another.
I have seen a "lighter colored" C. Lopis before. It was more of a tan color than the "golden" morphs of the CKs
Notopterus notopterus is not the same as the fish we are talking about, there was just a spelling mistake on the scientific name given Chitla lopsis should have been Chitala lopis. That is given that it has the same shape as a normal CK. The face of Notopterus notopterus is more rounded than Chitala lopis.
