Thanks, yep I love that best of an endli
And you do have a pearsei so I feel we are even, lol
Why polys are addicting??
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And you do have a pearsei so I feel we are even, lol
This was my old 75g poly tank before i became polyaddict 
zoom in to see the polys
zoom in to see the polys
The Teugelsi probably put itself in the bag and drove you home.For me it started with their prehistoric looks and behaviors as well.
At first I didn't expect much in the way of personality, however after keeping a few species I was pleasantly surprised to find them oddly endearing. After 30+ years of fish keeping they were a fascinating departure, however I was in a job that required frequent moves and therefore limited tank size. For about 6 years kept delhezi, senegals, ornatapinnis, and lapradei, but sadly had to sell them when I was transferred to a new province. Been out of the poly game since then.
Recently retired and browsing my LFS, spotted some bichirs, and the old poly addiction took over my brain. Next thing I knew I woke up at home in the fish room, floating a nice 4" teugelsi in the 180g oddball tank. My son was with me and swears I drove home, but to me it's clearly another case of Polypterus mind control
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That is the point!These pictures are getting to my head
I really like this setup. Looks very nice!This was my old 75g poly tank before i became polyaddict
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I see an ornate wrapped around the heater. hehe
Thank you,Its easier to set up a tank for uj since they dont knock things over, did you see how many benny's in that tank?
yay! That's funny. Didn't know LJs were notorious for this. Is this the tank where you had 8? I see 6 in the one picture. Or was this when 8 turned into 80 lol.
Lolz, i did had 8 ornate and 8 cb endli and 8 sen, this was before i got addicted to polys
That would explain why my truck was parked on the lawn! Hey, I trusted him. He has an honest faceThe Teugelsi probably put itself in the bag and drove you home.
Well, not only can he drive, he speaks English as well. He pleaded with me not to put him in the 180g " Doze other feesh are too beeg."
What can I say, he was right. He requested a few months to grow out in this planted 75g. You'll have to trust me that he's in there
