Such a lucky coincidence!
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Hey,
now over a year later the Dayi measures between 50 and 55cm.
now over a year later the Dayi measures between 50 and 55cm.
The difference is the spitting on the belly. The spotting is much smaller, intense and tightly packed. Dayi will just have black spots but not tightly packed and not small. It’s a bit late to ur reply.Xeno
So... I've got what I think is a m. Dayi. Huge sucker... probably 15 inches and fat.
What''s the physical difference between pantherinus and dayi? A shop online has pntherinus for sale but I want to make sure not just buying another dayi
I love the video and your tank and fish are absolutely gorgeous! Thanks for the update.
Great update, I’ve just read through your threads and pleased to see such a healthy happy eel, I too have picked up a pretty rare (rare here in the UK) mastacembelus congicus, I did have trouble with feeding however I’ve found live river shrimp seem to be a firm favourite!
Hey,
I was able to get a hold of three specimen recently imported to Czech.
They will arrive this friday!
I am excited to see them grow and observe the behaviour towards members of their own species!
E:
They will obviously not go into a tank with my big boy.
Maybe I will keep them in 6ft by 31.5in with small rays (scobina, hystrix or reticulatus).
I was able to get a hold of three specimen recently imported to Czech.
They will arrive this friday!
I am excited to see them grow and observe the behaviour towards members of their own species!
E:
They will obviously not go into a tank with my big boy.
Maybe I will keep them in 6ft by 31.5in with small rays (scobina, hystrix or reticulatus).
