For such small fish they are very active.

Hello how do you see the photos? Do you have to subscribe?

Wow some nice stuff.

This link does not work for me

That was great Jools makes it so simple.

I was going not on colour but the apparent gap between the dorsal and adipose and the adipose and caudal fin. The dark fish looks to have a larger gap between the fins. Thinking about it though could this be a sexual difference?

Balaji are there two species of fish there?

You are looking for something like a Sympetrum larvae.

It looks like it could be some sort of Bryozoan a form of which branches like a grey moss.

Hello Jools when I try to use it I get
Incompatible magic value
100813135 in class file DuriusWaterPic
Have I buggered something up on my computer?

I'm with Mats on this ,that adipose fin looks way to large for a uranoscopus plus the video shows nothing but Orinocodoras.

This is my favourite

I do still wear my badges

Can I say that these look more like a type of Bryozoan than snail eggs. Some of these colonial animals do look like snail eggs.
Fourth photo down.
http://www.bio.umass.edu/biology/conn.r ... yozoa.html

Hi Mats do you mean the CAUDAL fin and anal fin are joined.

It looks like a veiltailed piebald to me.

You are very welcome. I love this site, somebody somewhere in the world has some knowledge that is useful to somebody!

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This looks like the same parasite to me.

I can not log in to see the video without a password.

All I get is incorrect password!

Leiarius pictus maybe.

I thought all asian Arrowanas were microchipped so that exploitation of wild stocks could be controlled.

If I flooded my house and lived in a shed outside looking in through the front window I just might achieve this.

Looking in Poll he shows a fish with feathered mental barbels but otherwise it looks very similar.

I had one of these loverly catfish but it did live up to its name. In a six foot tank it would eat all the fish food till it was beachball shaped then throw it all back up again. In the end I had to drop in a BIG piece of fish that blocked his mouth up and then feed the other fish normaly while he s...

Mats in each photo the same pleco with a red reticulated dorsal fin appears amongst the bogwood.

Hypostomus sp (L360)JPG 3 also appears as Hypostomus soniae JPG 11.

Is the lower fish L037.

Hello I would just like to announce that this Friday my EHEIM 2017 has broken its impeller magnet, so what you may say. Well I brought it reconditioned from John Allen at Bellvue fishshow in Manchester 20 odd years ago, in that time it was only switched off for cleaning purposes so not bad at all! a...

Hello, I thought freezing did not kill viral diseases so thorough cooking is essential.