Only if you change my title ;)

[guppy]

That salminus tank looks like a good place to lose a finger.

 

[mon]

nice collection

 

[Jesse]

Interesting, I'm really impressed with your setup, you've never shown it before right?

I love dorados, and I passed them up the one time I saw them in the UK for a stupid wolf fish, I regret that big time.

Dorados are meant to be killing machines, and I've experienced how nasty jardinis are, i used to have one.

Who gets the upper hand in the fights you've seen?

Thanks! The jardini will take quite a bit from the bigger dorado before it goes berzerk. I'd still say the jardini has the upper hand/fin, although that will change once the dorado catches up in size. The jardini is over 20 inches, probably more like 22 inches, while the dorado is only 16 inches.

 

[Jesse]

That salminus tank looks like a good place to lose a finger.

Yes, there are photos up at www.missingdigits.com.

 

[Hasi]

Thanks for the kind remarks, everyone!



I have a school of 2 dorados (Salminus brasiliensis) and 7 redtail brycon (Brycon sp., probably orbignyanus or rubricauda) in the 360. They range in size from 13 to 16 inches. The dorados are more streamlined, have a more muscular jaw, more lineated appearance on the sides, and are developing their adult yellowing of the fins. The brycons are fuller bodied, have a more silvery/plain appearance on the sides, and have redder fins. They are a bunch of bruisers. I can't feed my fish without getting splashed!

STUNNING!

Very nice bro, thanks for the reply! Keep up the awesome work