All lake form eachamensis are from the same blood line. There is a couple of creeks close to Lake Eacham that have eachamensis, but they aren't true lake eachemensis, and they too are endangered.
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G. Polyuranodon can live from fresh all the way up to salt (or at least high brackish). Tends to do best on the low brackish end.
I don’t have anything super rare, but here’s what I do have:
Red wolf (haven’t been able to get a good recent pic of him - constantly at the front begging for food):
Banded leporinus - a lot less common than they were 10 years ago:
Kamohara fang blenny - one of the lesser kept fang blennies (has a birth defect with a crooked head):
Sun loach (Y. eos):
That loach is lookin at me funny and I don’t like it, it’s unsettling.
i Always forget you keep saltwater fish, do you have anything larger that’s saltwater
Black Eel Tailed Catfish, Neosilurus ater
I’ve only got a 40B reef, so not too many larger fish for that size tank. My biggest fish is a coral beauty angel:
I’d love to get my hands on a red rooster Pygmy waspfish, but they rarely come in and are super expensive when they do - with my luck my clown would kill it on day one. One day I’ll have one.
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That Moray is Polyurandon isn't it? I have one they look beautiful. Had Tile years ago and were lighter and more peppery spotting
Stomatepia mongo
Astyanax tamiahua
Telmatochromis so Lufubu
Poecilia kykesis (don't have them anymore)
Lufubuchromis relictus
Telmatochromis dhonti
Astyanax tamiahua
Telmatochromis so Lufubu
Poecilia kykesis (don't have them anymore)
Lufubuchromis relictus
Telmatochromis dhonti
