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Swee! (nice!)The 3rd dorsal fin is going to grow longer yet!
Hi,
Just shot my friend's Apistogramma Elizabethae, was in my house for a few days. Sorry the water is full of ketapang leave making the water yellowish.
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Richard
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Swee! (nice!)
Last edited by genes; 25th Dec 2007 at 17:20.
Eugene (^_^)
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Hi Richard,
you certainly work fast! The pair hasn't even reached their final destination yet and already you've posted their pics in AQ.
Chris
Eugene,
I was hoping the 3rd would grow up long like your Apistogramma bitaeniata.
Thanks for your comments.
Chris, shot the photo earlier but not sure whether to post or not cause photo is bad, too yellow. Any photoshop magic to touch up the photo?
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Richard
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If your water is not clear. I doubt any Photoshop will do any much help.
Eugene (^_^)
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A handsome fish there! Softwater will help its finnage development very much. Is this a wild specimen from the locality 'Tucano'?
Cho Lang Kiang Dio Ho...Mai Gey Kiang!
Really from tucano? But the belly looks kind of orangish. I've been searching this species for quite sometime but to no avail.
God will make a way, where there seems to be no way
I thought Tucano was rather common at one time. Apistoworldhk seems to have quite afew. Maybe you could PM him.
Eugene (^_^)
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wiki, lee,
sorry I don't know which locality this fellow come from.
Gene, I think so too, water so yellowish, nothing except a water change can help, but no choice the fish was only in my house for 3 days. Have to shoot on the 3rd day just before the owner brought it back.
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Its missing the singature red face of a Tucano.
Eugene (^_^)
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Now swimming: Plecos and Apistogrammas
Yeah plus Tucano does not really have a red belly. Just red face I believed. I prefer one without the presence of a red belly. Here's one from medeiros http://forum.apistogramma.com/showth...abethae+tucano
Last edited by leeruisheng; 28th Dec 2007 at 01:04.
God will make a way, where there seems to be no way
Hi Richard, thanks. The water coloration in your picture is yellowish, hence impeding the full coloration of the fish, that's why I asked for its locality.
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wiki,
I see your point. Anyway the real owner has got the fish back, hope he can post a real nice picture of it soon.
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Richard
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Passion through Apisto
Show us some pictures, can't wait to see the pair in their new home.
Cheers!
Benetay
Thanks for fish-sitting Richard
I bought the pair from nicktc. All I know is that he bought them from Biotope. Maybe he can tell us a bit more about the fish...
Here's a pic
Chris
Chris,
Nice shooting, looks beautiful.
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Richard
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Thanks Richard.
Still trying to save for my macro lens but at the moment free funds diverted to Apistos first. I'll have to make do with my kit lens.
Chris
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