Shoal of Rom

[GoodPho~D]

I know a few other people post pictures of it and it looked NIce as hell but I can't seem to find them. Could somebody post up pictures?

 

[jp80911]

I have never seen any pics of a shoal of rhoms alone, all the ones I've seen are one or two rhoms (maybe 3 or 4) together with other p's.

 

[tellemuno]

I know a few other people post pictures of it and it looked NIce as hell but I can't seem to find them. Could somebody post up pictures?

u may b thinking of S. Geryi.

 

[Zander_The_RBP]

Rhoms haven't succesfully been shoaled in captivity long term.

Even in the wild they don't shoal the same way pygocentrus do. They form loose groups that probably have a fair bit of water between them (5-6 ') at all times.
Im with tellemuno on this perhaps your thinking of S. Geryi (which is, along with S. Maculatus the only serra that has been succesfully kept in groups)

 

[GoodPho~D]

u may b thinking of S. Geryi.

yeah maybe it was him, he had like 15 of them together. No pics?

 

[p0w_yangz]

i remember seeing a youtube vid of some japenese dudes having monster rhoms together

 

[ceeej31]

yeah maybe it was him, he had like 15 of them together. No pics?

he means Serrasalmus geryi, the species

 

[Gucci]

i saw a picture of many rhoms together in the wild in cristal clear blue water. i have to see if i can find it.

 

[ballinouttacntrol]

http://www.monsterfishkeepers.com/forums/showthread.php?t=365508

so this is what he's talking about? yeah, they're geryis, not rhoms. good luck finding them at a decent price in the u.s.

 

[tellemuno]

i saw a picture of many rhoms together in the wild in cristal clear blue water. i have to see if i can find it.

hope u find it , i would love 2 c it.