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someone elses old pet. Best puffer I've ever seen.
that looks like a salt water fahaka puffer ...i would love just a fresh water fahaka
I'm not sure about that, that was a big mofo......not as dumb looking as mine.
although i'm pretty sure you've digested more crickets than him.
You know this could take a long time because I want them all!
Here are a couple more I really like,
Polynemus multifilis (aquadesignz),
Paedocypris sp. (BBC)
and any and all of the Bathybates cichlids (ib.berkely.edu)
Here are a couple more I really like,
Polynemus multifilis (aquadesignz),
Paedocypris sp. (BBC)
and any and all of the Bathybates cichlids (ib.berkely.edu)
i am pretty much sorted although i would like a scobina ray for the main tank and some Belanesox belizanus for a seperate set up.
The warmouth or "goggleye"
It is usually found in quiet lakes with mud bottoms and abundant vegetation where it often
hides in hollow trees or stumps. Color is typically olive-brown with dark markings, and unlike its lookalike cousins, the rock bass, the warmouth has three anal fin spines and a rough patch of teeth on the tongue.
The paddlefish or "spoonbill catfish" has a long paddle-shaped snout distinguishing it from all other Arkansas fish. Sometimes exceeding 100 pounds, this large smooth-skinned fish has declined in numbers due to dwindling habitat and is now found primarily in the Arkansas, Mississippi and lower White rivers. It has a large toothless mouth and feeds predominately on microscopic plants and animals filtered through many fine gill-rakers. Those taken by sport anglers are usually caught by blind snagging in dam tailwaters. Paddlefish eggs are processed and sold as caviar, and the quality of Arkansas
paddlefish caviar is said to equal that of world-renowned caviar from the Soviet Union.
I'd like to have one of those guys! Be hard to feed I'm sure though.
The warmouth or "goggleye"
It is usually found in quiet lakes with mud bottoms and abundant vegetation where it often
hides in hollow trees or stumps. Color is typically olive-brown with dark markings, and unlike its lookalike cousins, the rock bass, the warmouth has three anal fin spines and a rough patch of teeth on the tongue.
The paddlefish or "spoonbill catfish" has a long paddle-shaped snout distinguishing it from all other Arkansas fish. Sometimes exceeding 100 pounds, this large smooth-skinned fish has declined in numbers due to dwindling habitat and is now found primarily in the Arkansas, Mississippi and lower White rivers. It has a large toothless mouth and feeds predominately on microscopic plants and animals filtered through many fine gill-rakers. Those taken by sport anglers are usually caught by blind snagging in dam tailwaters. Paddlefish eggs are processed and sold as caviar, and the quality of Arkansas
paddlefish caviar is said to equal that of world-renowned caviar from the Soviet Union.
