"Update" Wild Caught LABIATUS

[Cyberman]

I have a female Red Devil. wanna see?

As long as the pic isn't indecent

 

[the animal guy]

no tank lights

 

[blackghostknife]

Cheers guys....

You can trust some dealers i.e. Jeff Rapps.

This guy bosses the tank he's in... 3 large adult Festae and A Midas cichlid + 2 unusually large Neets.

I've heard nothing but good about Mr. Rapps, but I don't think he ships to the US....


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[Jhawk974]

Jeff Rapp is in the US

 

[cichlidinsomniac]

I've heard nothing but good about Mr. Rapps, but I don't think he ships to the US....


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He's located in the US....

 

[Cyberman]

no tank lights

Very nice female... any pics of her in daylight (the white balance seems a bit on the warm side).

 

[Cyberman]

I've heard nothing but good about Mr. Rapps, but I don't think he ships to the US....
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I live in the UK and and had to pay all sorts of addition expenses to get this fish into my tank. That said a big thanks to Ross at Oddball Express for even making it possible.

 

[qguy]

I've heard nothing but good about Mr. Rapps, but I don't think he ships to the US....


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That is correct he does not SHIP to the US, he planes them within the US

 

[Ctrl_Alt_Dlt]

beautiful color!

 

[gutted]

A little interesting thing here.... This 90 gallon tank they're in (which is a holding tank while I build the 300)... Its got no lighting and its in a room thats generally kept in darkness in the evenings... These fish seem to LOVE the lower lighting... they seem calmer than ever and much more brightly colored than normal. When I look at the Labiatus, as an example, it seems to glow with brighter coloration in the the darkness.... Could this be so they can spot eachother more easily in the dark depths of the lakes where they are found? Seems pretty obvious, really.... I'm sure I read somewhere that the deepest specimens tend to have the brightest reds.

Actually fish can't see the red spectrum so they're "invisible"

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