Puff enjoying the 750

[new2natives]

when are the shots of the new KING going to be up ??

 

[KNH]

I'll give her a few days to heal up. All seems well though, I just checked on her and she was playing in the current

 

[oldfish]

Wow this puffer is one lucky guy. Can you please tell me what these smaller shoaling fish are?

They are filamentosa barbs (they grow to 6")

 

[Bogwoodbruce]

He looks great in there

 

[KNH]

He looks great in there

Thanks Bog.

 

[Diogenes]

Not too many asain markets in central Ohio but thanks, I'll keep my eyes open. My lfs has them for $1.59 but I'm sure I can find cheaper.

I'll work on a full tank shot but the mbu is by far the most impressive fish in there due to his size. When some of the smaller guys grow out (d. sexfasciatus. buttikoferi, oreochromis, buccochromis, niger and irwini, mad barbs, hampala etc) the tank will look better. Oh and I forgot about the wildcard...........





golden dorado

There's a new all female species of cray called the marbled crayfish. They reproduce asexually. Currently the world health organization is conducting research into their efficacy as a food source for people and animals all over the world. I've seen them once at a LFS, and I hear they reproduce exponetially. One cray becomes a bunch of crays and then all those crays become a bunch of crays. They were discovered in germany a few years ago in a hobbyist tank. They don't occur in the wild. If you could pick one of these up then you could have free crays forever.

 

[Bogwoodbruce]

Thanks Bog.

No worries dude, he really is a magnificent fish I look forward to more pictures

 

[NotoriousSway]

Any updates? Is he still getting along with the other fish?

 

[indiana.dutton]

That is a sweet fish!

 

[KNH]

He's put on a little more size and is now 14"+. He hasn't killed any tankmates in awhile but occassionally takes a bite of a dorsal. I'm getting rid of more of the cichlids soon which I'm sure he will appreciate.