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  1. 1st Aug 2006, 22:57 #1
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    Help to ID fish

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    Please help me ID these fishes..

    Thanks

    fish 1.JPG

    fish 2.JPG

    fish 3.JPG
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    1st pic - You have a rosy barb, a rainbowfish and an unknown young cichlid which looks like a severum...

    2nd pic - Rosy barbs and a rainbowfish

    3rd pic - Glowlight tetras
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    Quote Originally Posted by Justikanz
    1st pic - You have a rosy barb, a rainbowfish and an unknown young cichlid which looks like a severum...

    2nd pic - Rosy barbs and a rainbowfish

    3rd pic - Glowlight tetras
    I think the 1st pic the fish is call polo...

    Ok..thanks...that 1 is call rainbowfish..ok..latly is getting very tertorial...always chasing the other one around.
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    The barb in the first picture is an Odessa barb.
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    Oh ya! Thanks! Took a closer look. It is an Odessa barb. You have both rosy and odessa barbs...
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  6. 11th Aug 2006, 20:58 #6
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    Quote Originally Posted by Justikanz
    Oh ya! Thanks! Took a closer look. It is an Odessa barb. You have both rosy and odessa barbs...
    Yeah I have both. And they are feasting on your plants...
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    That rainbow is Melanotaenia lacustris
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