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dr01d;564427; said:
LOL No no I'm not Indo. I had A LOT of Indo friends in college here in Seattle. Actually one of my friends who is fish crazy too is now back in Jakarta. He disappointed me. I told him to get his ass a nice Super Red Arowana and he hasn't done it.
Where in Seattle did u study? What year? Maybe I know u or someone u know. LOL
dr01d;564419; said:
Here's a picture of a batch of 4 to 5 inch Florida Hybrids from last month:
I've also had batches where they don't have complete bars but 2 or three rounded blotches with golden halos on their bodies instead of the bars.
JuanTamad;564595; said:Here's a picture of a batch of 4 to 5 inch Florida Hybrids from last month:
I've also had batches where they don't have complete bars but 2 or three rounded blotches with golden halos on their bodies instead of the bars.
they looked quite similar to mine...so how do u diff these with the orinos?/? what will the adult hybrid looked like???is this a cross between occe n monos??
The TRUST;564455; said:LOL No no I'm not Indo. I had A LOT of Indo friends in college here in Seattle. Actually one of my friends who is fish crazy too is now back in Jakarta. He disappointed me. I told him to get his ass a nice Super Red Arowana and he hasn't done it.
Where in Seattle did u study? What year? Maybe I know u or someone u know. LOL
I used to go to North Seattle Comm College...batch 2000......It only cost around $350 US for a super red juv....But i want to get some AZULs.......none ever reached Indo ...i guess
dr01d;564761; said:
The sticky fishing threads in this section have pictures of adults caught on hook and line. I have yet to grow them to monster size in aquariums although I caught them up to 20 inch + and kept a few around in my tanks from time to time. All of the fries I've raised are gone before they reach 6 inches.
I assume that these fries I grow will very likely turn out like the ones I catch unless tank environments have drastic effects on their appearance when raised in an aquarium.
IMO they are most attractive as juveniles in the 5 to 9 inch range. To really appreciate their comparative beauty you need to snorkel with them and observe them at their various stages of development.
JuanTamad;564789; said:The sticky fishing threads in this section have pictures of adults caught on hook and line. I have yet to grow them to monster size in aquariums although I caught them up to 20 inch + and kept a few around in my tanks from time to time. All of the fries I've raised are gone before they reach 6 inches.
I assume that these fries I grow will very likely turn out like the ones I catch unless tank environments have drastic effects on their appearance when raised in an aquarium.
IMO they are most attractive as juveniles in the 5 to 9 inch range. To really appreciate their comparative beauty you need to snorkel with them and observe them at their various stages of development.
they kinda looked like monos to me...
dr01d;564773; said:I used to go to North Seattle Comm College...batch 2000......It only cost around $350 US for a super red juv....But i want to get some AZULs.......none ever reached Indo ...i guess
Ah. I started at Edmonds CC in '94 then went to SU. We Might have known some of the same people. Like most Indos you know them by what they drive if not by the name. LOL
Man, if u can get Super Reds there you should stick to that. I'd much rather have Super Reds than an azul.
