Reply With QuoteHmmm. Looks like a young Fundulopanchax (Paraphyosemion) Gardneri to me. Pretty nice specimen if you condition it with good live foods.
Hi! Can help me identify this fish? thanks!
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griffinkid
Keeping | Nannostomus Eques, Pseudomugil furcatus, Sphaerichthys osphromenoides, Pseudepiplatys annulatus and Corydoras hastatus |
Hmmm. Looks like a young Fundulopanchax (Paraphyosemion) Gardneri to me. Pretty nice specimen if you condition it with good live foods.
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Bernard
Kept (no more) Betta persephone, B. miniopinna, B. sp. palangkaraya, B. uberis, B. channoides, B. burdigala
Pseudepiplatys annulatus, Nannostomus eques
It is indeed a young Fundulopanchax. Either gardneri or nigerianus. Where did you get this if I may ask?
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Hi! i got it from the Live Fish Shop located at Bukit Merah; same block as Soon Heng. Guess its an annual species? Will be quite sad if it doesn't breed!
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griffinkid
Keeping | Nannostomus Eques, Pseudomugil furcatus, Sphaerichthys osphromenoides, Pseudepiplatys annulatus and Corydoras hastatus |
Hi there, It is a non-annual speciesRelatively easy to breed species .
I remember having to see fries popping in the tank out of the sudden as the adult fishes do not eat their fry(or eggs)
It is a semi-annual species, and you can incubate their eggs on peat as well. Without a female however, breeding is impossible. The LFS do not actively stock females, and at times what you get may not be the "correct" female for this male.
Fish.. Simply Irresistable
Back to Killies... slowly.
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