Endler pics of mine... Wild and hybrid strains

[emeraldking]

Overhere pics which I've taken of both wild and hybrid strains of mine...

[emeraldking]

Some more to show:

[emeraldking]

Wanted to post more pics of my endlers strains but it seems that I've reached already my limit. Sorry!

[AQMS]

Stan,you can use photobucket to post some more pics.

[sixhunter]

very interesting patterns and variations

[kurty]

I like your first picture, if you are located locally, I would love to purchase from you.

wanna ask you about keeping and breeding endlers, is there anything that I should watch out for?

I been keeping them for more than a month, feeding them regularly.
2 males VS 4 females..

the whole tank only got carpet monte carlo, no other plants, will that be fine?

[exotic_idiot]

They are actually quite easy to care for.
As long as plenty of space for them to chase around.
They do fine in most aquarium tanks.

[exotic_idiot]

Overhere pics which I've taken of both wild and hybrid strains of mine...

Hi emeraldking,
Very beautiful endlers you have there.
I suppose top left corner and bottom left are hybrids strains.

[Shi Xuan]

I love this endler very much. If I am correct, it should be an N-class/pure strain caught at the El tigre River. According to my friend, he mentioned that where Poecilia sp. "Orange line" was caught, El tigre river is very near to them.

Still, of all the strains I have seen, my favorite would be the El tigre, El silverado, lime green and blue star. Currently, I have a pair of blue stars and the female had a tiny drop of 4 fry but all are kinked spine.

[emeraldking]

Stan,you can use photobucket to post some more pics.

Thanks! I'll use another site to get them posted overhere. Probably somewhere by next week. I've got a sort of tight schedule this week.

[emeraldking]

I like your first picture, if you are located locally, I would love to purchase from you.

wanna ask you about keeping and breeding endlers, is there anything that I should watch out for?

I been keeping them for more than a month, feeding them regularly.
2 males VS 4 females..

the whole tank only got carpet monte carlo, no other plants, will that be fine?

I'm not any near to you... Sorry!
I live in the Netherlands. So, that's quite a long drive for you to take...

Most endler strains are a kind of easy to keep. But there are also some which are much harder to keep or even to breed. Keeping endlers with no plants in their tank won't harm them.

[emeraldking]

Hi emeraldking,
Very beautiful endlers you have there.
I suppose top left corner and bottom left are hybrids strains.

Top left and bottom right in my first window are endler hydrids. all others in the middle are N-class endlers. Left to right: blonde red chest, orchid, staeck (linebred), staeck (wild phenotype) and tiger hybrid.

In the second window from left to right: el tigre (n-class), red chest (N-class), whilte pearl (own created hybrid strain) and blue diamond orchid (own created hybrid strain).

[emeraldking]

I love this endler very much. If I am correct, it should be an N-class/pure strain caught at the El tigre River. According to my friend, he mentioned that where Poecilia sp. "Orange line" was caught, El tigre river is very near to them.

Still, of all the strains I have seen, my favorite would be the El tigre, El silverado, lime green and blue star. Currently, I have a pair of blue stars and the female had a tiny drop of 4 fry but all are kinked spine.

That's correct, Shi Xuan...
And yes, those orangelines were caught in the neighbourhood. I've got those too just like the limegreens, blue stars and el silverados.
I also breed the blonde based blue stars.

[exotic_idiot]

Maybe we could organize a group buy from you and could save costs on shipping too.

[Shi Xuan]

That's correct, Shi Xuan...
And yes, those orangelines were caught in the neighbourhood. I've got those too just like the limegreens, blue stars and el silverados.
I also breed the blonde based blue stars.

Nice to know that you keep sp. Orange line too. I would like to keep some of these someday.