Reply With QuoteThat handsome fellow is the male Nothobranchius rubripinnis. From what I've heard they are one of the more difficult Nothos to keep.
Is he yours? He looks great!
So, I got an interesting Killi Person for ID…
I shoot this Handsome Guy being guest in friend of mine(Vasco Gogov).
Let see your opinion about !?
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That handsome fellow is the male Nothobranchius rubripinnis. From what I've heard they are one of the more difficult Nothos to keep.
Is he yours? He looks great!
Thank you,mate!
The name of this Nothos I know for now is:
Nothobranchius sp. aff. furzeri MZCS 08-108 “Save”
But it’s still not official acknowledged …and I’ll be glad to hear all opinions about…!?
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Your welcome! Whatever species he is, he looks magnificent. I hope you can successfully ID him.
Thank you, mate!
Hey, Pals…let see now, can you guess Who’s that Big Wild Killi Monster…almost 15 cm….!?
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Hi Hristo, any chance that this 'monster' is a male Rivulus hartii? Beautiful shots!
I'm back & keeping 'em fingers wet,
Ronnie Lee
That's a killie!?! It looks like a pike!
My exact thoughts... a Nile Pike. The close-up shots made it look menacing and I'll bet that the Blue Gularis won't look very friendly either. Hey Hristo, so what killie is this?
I'm back & keeping 'em fingers wet,
Ronnie Lee
Thank you for the guessing, Pals!
The name of this Guy, given to me from a fried of mine (Kiril K.) suppose to be:
Nothobranchius ocellatus "Pakacha" TZ 2008-28
Here is some more shots:
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Holy Cow!!!! Wouldn't have guessed but isn't this ocellatus the one who has other Nothos for lunch?
I'm back & keeping 'em fingers wet,
Ronnie Lee
Yes!
When I had asked my friend(Kiril Kardashev), who gave to me that Nothos Guy: How that Killi specimen could become so BIG…if the All others Nothos in the same plash-pool is around 3-4cm.!?…
He answered: “- After the dry season coming and the pool lower its size…going to dry up – There is just that one specimen survive till the end, because All others had become just for the his final food…”
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Mother Nature sure has her own amazing ways. In this case, let's just hope that the ocellatus has a longer egg-incubation period, to give the other Notho species a head start, or that the fry grows at a much slower rate. If not, the other adult Nothos won't stand a chance against this bugger!
Hristo, what are you feeding it with? Guppies??
I'm back & keeping 'em fingers wet,
Ronnie Lee
I don't know what fish are those but I must say Hristo takes the most amazing pictures. The clarity is incredible.
Loh K L
Thank you for the comments!
Originally Posted by RonWill
Hristo, what are you feeding it with? Guppies??Yes, exactly!
He doesn't take care about any other food...
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You can take some excellent photos, Hristo!
Jeremy
Continuing with another toothy, but handsome Nothos - Nothobranchius hassoni DRCH 2008-10 Bukena
The close up gives a possibility to see some impressive details of its pattern, face and...teeth:
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Histro,
That's another nice series of pics. Notho looking very very well fed!!!
I'm back & keeping 'em fingers wet,
Ronnie Lee
Very nice Hristo! Well, I certainly won't be posting any more pics here!
Bill
(chubasco at APF)
amazing amazing shots. i'm low on knowledge on killis but can appreciate the fish thanks to the pics. though my fav is the clown killi. thanks for the pics Hristo.
It looks aggressive. Nice photo. and fish too.
KeeHoe.
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