Pseudacanthicus pirarara L25 "Scarlet" should not be, considering its end size (1,5 feet) a Monster... And that's why I never considered reporting the breeding story here on MFK...
but considering its behavior, its body structure, its wilderness during mating, it IS, indeed, a Monster !
So I'm glad to present you a few pictures, from 2008-2010, when I succeed in "cracking" the specie... as far as I know, it was a world premiere with 3 spawnings (and fry) in a row.
The whole story is referenced in www.planetcatfish.com and an article was published on both German and US versions of AMAZONAS.
enough with teasing... let's go to the pictures
but considering its behavior, its body structure, its wilderness during mating, it IS, indeed, a Monster !
So I'm glad to present you a few pictures, from 2008-2010, when I succeed in "cracking" the specie... as far as I know, it was a world premiere with 3 spawnings (and fry) in a row.
The whole story is referenced in www.planetcatfish.com and an article was published on both German and US versions of AMAZONAS.
enough with teasing... let's go to the pictures
