Not even sure where to start, but here are some of the fish I keep and some that I have kept in the past!
Old,
8-9" gold saum:
5" insanely aggressive JD (he tuned up the much larger GT almost daily):
7-8" P. friedricksthalli (had mix of m/f, but never had them spawn in 2+ years):
10-11" C. istlanum (killed himself by headbutting the glass top, chunky guy!):
12" Jag (from a fish rescue, only had him for a month):
10-11" (yes, that large!!) nicaraguense from the same fish rescue:
5" pearsei (bought at ACA2006, sold all of them by Nov06):
As for current fish,
13-14" midas:
9-10" carpintis 'escondido' (just killed his mate in May
):
Young pair of F1 festae from Rapps (f= 5", male is over 7"):
Young pair of haitiensis. Female is around 5", her injured mate was almost 7" when I removed him. I have a spare 5" male that will be doing his duties. Here's mom with a pot full of eggs:
I also have a small breeding pair of bifasciatus in my tank at work. Probably going to sell them and replace with some cubans
I've also kept convicts, spilurum, septemfasciatus, severum, regular carpintis, a batch of nicaraguense and HRPs. Don't have any good photos of those
About to order from red tiger motas and tetracanthus (should arrive next week!).
Old,
8-9" gold saum:
5" insanely aggressive JD (he tuned up the much larger GT almost daily):
7-8" P. friedricksthalli (had mix of m/f, but never had them spawn in 2+ years):
10-11" C. istlanum (killed himself by headbutting the glass top, chunky guy!):
12" Jag (from a fish rescue, only had him for a month):
10-11" (yes, that large!!) nicaraguense from the same fish rescue:
5" pearsei (bought at ACA2006, sold all of them by Nov06):
As for current fish,
13-14" midas:
9-10" carpintis 'escondido' (just killed his mate in May
):
Young pair of F1 festae from Rapps (f= 5", male is over 7"):
Young pair of haitiensis. Female is around 5", her injured mate was almost 7" when I removed him. I have a spare 5" male that will be doing his duties. Here's mom with a pot full of eggs:
I also have a small breeding pair of bifasciatus in my tank at work. Probably going to sell them and replace with some cubans
I've also kept convicts, spilurum, septemfasciatus, severum, regular carpintis, a batch of nicaraguense and HRPs. Don't have any good photos of those
About to order from red tiger motas and tetracanthus (should arrive next week!).
