Reply With QuoteAh mez, so that's what you meant.
Nice shells!
Just thought id share this photo. Lots more but my camera is poor!
James
Currently keeping many wild betta species and other anabantoids.
Ah mez, so that's what you meant.
Nice shells!
SA, CA & WA Dwarf Cichlid collector
Loves to see Shellie breeding behavior! Great breeding
Joe
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Keeping Apisto Diplotaenia, Elizabethae, Mendenzi, Miua, Peixoto, Bitaeniata, Rotkeil, Wilhelmi red, Agassizi Tefe Cacadora, Paucisquamis, N. Adoketa
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Its such a waste you're not from around here, Mez, otherwise you'd be right at home!
Congratulations!
It is quite a pity that there is much interest here in Singapore for these wonderful fishes. Anyhow, I just got myself another pair of ocellatus gold, I hope to be able to get them to spawn. Did I tell you that they actually burrow themselves into the coral sand when I got near and play dead.
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Ocellatus hiding from you?? Mine used to attack me, the gravel cleaner, heaters, anything!
Currently keeping many wild betta species and other anabantoids.
Originally Posted by Mez
Maybe mine is still adjusting to their new tank...after a 4 hours flight from Taiwan..
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Great Job there, Mez! Keep it up!
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