UBER rare eartheaters (crappy pic week)
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those are some great motives man, i hope they have 2103948230489 babies for you 
now if only you could breed some of these and send the babies to me
Gymnogeophaus gymnogenyes "Catalin Grande"
now if only you could breed some of these and send the babies to me
Gymnogeophaus gymnogenyes "Catalin Grande"
Wow!!! Super sick! I'm really gonna have to post pics of my leucostictas now! As soon as I get home from work (out in Mexicali for work until Friday) I will definitely post pics of my satonoperca's
Wow!!! Thats awesome. Always exciting to have new fish circulating.
And even better is the fact your in WASHINGTON!!! If you have any extra fry when those bad boys start breeding hit me up! I would love to have a few breeding in my tank!
And even better is the fact your in WASHINGTON!!! If you have any extra fry when those bad boys start breeding hit me up! I would love to have a few breeding in my tank!
Oh, they're out of the 3D background long enough for some nice pictures! 
Looking good bro. You want to know what I would try to get them to spawn? Drop the ph like you've been doing, super clean water, lots of (clean) live food, and frequent slightly colder water changes.
I would guess that would eventually trigger something. It will at least make your corys go nuts.
Looking good bro. You want to know what I would try to get them to spawn? Drop the ph like you've been doing, super clean water, lots of (clean) live food, and frequent slightly colder water changes.
I would guess that would eventually trigger something. It will at least make your corys go nuts.
Why are these guys going to be extinct in the wild soon?
Also, I have the quickrete all purpose in my 90, I just mixed it with the play sand and works fine for me. I'm probably not as picky as you though.
Also, I have the quickrete all purpose in my 90, I just mixed it with the play sand and works fine for me. I'm probably not as picky as you though.
yeah, definitely some healthy looking mapritiensis you got there, good luck with them.
At the moment I keep almost every existing Satanoperca species (except for S. lilith), but especially S. acuticeps seems very hard to breed and reacts very sensitive to changing water parametres.
At the moment I keep almost every existing Satanoperca species (except for S. lilith), but especially S. acuticeps seems very hard to breed and reacts very sensitive to changing water parametres.
