Rio Meta Orino Progression

[MFM]

It kinda skips around, but you get the idea...

They went from 2 inches from 14 inches in 11 months.

 

[HULON]

You should put a couple as adult also MFM...

 

[TheFishJunky]

VERY IMPRESSIVE! Spangling is really nice.

 

[MFM]

You should put a couple as adult also MFM...

Ya, I fixed it...the computer glitched and posted it during that earthquake a few minutes ago...lol

VERY IMPRESSIVE! Spangling is really nice.

Thanks, I hope the new orinos growouts look the same as they grow!!!!

 

[Cichlidgeek]

MFM,
Very impressive. I cannot help to reminisce about the days when orinocensis were just a dream. I have been around a long time in the Cichla circles, but I have to say that a nice group of orinos (like yours) still make my heart flutter.
Thanks for sharing those images. Truly a wonderful sight.
Cheers,
--Brian

 

[cpr_mike]

They look awesome. Its good to see the progression of them. I am sure they will only get better. Congrats.

 

[HULON]

that girl is goooooooooood loooookenMFM never tire of looken!!!!

 

[MFM]

MFM,
Very impressive. I cannot help to reminisce about the days when orinocensis were just a dream. I have been around a long time in the Cichla circles, but I have to say that a nice group of orinos (like yours) still make my heart flutter.
Thanks for sharing those images. Truly a wonderful sight.
Cheers,
--Brian

Thanks man, I really appreciate the admiration!! I do my best.

They look awesome. Its good to see the progression of them. I am sure they will only get better. Congrats.

Thanks, and I am sure she will look better in the future when her blue fins fill in!!

that girl is goooooooooood loooookenMFM never tire of looken!!!!

Haha, thanks. I need to get a male orino and see if I can breed them...

 

[HULON]

Haha, thanks. I need to get a male orino and see if I can breed them...[/QUOTE]Sure would be nice if you could!!!!

 

[jimmie1974]

what the hell are you feeding them. I've had mine since Rapps first batch, and the female is 7-8" and the male 9-10". On FD Krill, and occassional goldfish. 125 gallon