Velvet?

its probably been done. My guess is albino, regular, and blue eyes. 50% albino, 25% regulr 25% blue eyes.

Lucipinnis?

Birger's response would be my guess on them. although having never seen the other species alive, i couldn't be definite :( Do you have any for sale? For spawning, I would make sure they have debris/leaf litter to hide among and just let them go. When my old microglanis would spawn, I would get like ...

even clown plecos (panaque maccus) are wood eaters.

i find it strange that it is on the sword plant and that you say they are good algae eaters. Mine don't touch algae, except for sticks/wafers. Dither fish are smaller schooling fish that have higher activity level. These fish will draw the attention away from the fish on the bottom, making them feel...

IMO the wood you are using isn't the best for them. Getting a soft wood like oak is the best. Try feeding them repashy's morning wood, mine love it. and they come out all the time. also add a dither fish to draw them out.

they will be posting here wondering what went wrong.

based on the poster being in the US I would think 48"long, 12" deep, 16-18"tall?

Check the catelog, i think these are called the "tiger fin" variety?

Dragonrat wrote:There's no colour variation in either of them. They both have 'bristles', but very few; one just around the top 'lip', and the other top lip and up the centre of his head. They're at least 30 months old now.

That would indicate both sexes.

Going to read now. Thanks.

I always enjoy your updates. All of your fish and plants look amazing.

My L271s love yams /sweet potatoes but not regulars.

I am starting the planning process for a ray "pond " but no one had responded to the thread. I think it is in tank talk or speak easy section.

Your tank is a dream. I always show my wife and she says keep dreaming.

Orinocensis1 wrote:Very nice set up! What size tank is that? Also what the filter action used and how many fish in the group?

First post says 33 gal XL or 45 long. The tank pictured looks to be a 33. Filters look to be aquaclears.

How big is the female ray?

Mine ate anything they could get to. Because the wintertime tank was huge (450 gal+) and loaded with lots of wood, the jags would be seen feeding just about anywhere in the tank. I know with smaller tanks, my tetras all sleep on the bottom at night, which would make them food. Is there a specific re...

Looks almost identical to my contradens set up from 10 yrs ago. Sad that I lost my group. Good to see happy contradens.

not sure they are available in N. America

I would be more worried about the Ivanacara adoketa. They aren't as peaceful as most say, but they could easily become food for the jags. Personally, I wouldn't keep them together.

It is one of the bigger "bumblebee " catfish

pitbull13 wrote:Im interested in the stripped Raphael catfish but how much is shipping

Original post says Canada only. Omaha is not in Canada last time I checked.

So I am in the long process of setting up a stingray tank (freshwater.) I am considering Potamotrygon Leopoldi, but realize they get massive. I what I am looking to keep them (yes, more than 1) in is an 8' (96") diameter circular container that is 2' deep. I know the depth isn't something super...

Corydoras nanus?

Congrats. Any pictures of the new setup?

silver hatchetfish at the top. keep a tight fitting cover as they are jumpers. mid water in a 50 gal, try some curviceps cichlids, smaller, peaceful, and shouldn't fit in the mouth of a pictus. I have never seen a 1" pictus catfish. Also, to help with suggestions, could you post a picture of th...

The barbs will nip at the angelfish's fins. I would suggest a larger small tetra like the von rio tetra, black neon, silvertip. They all stay relatively small but aren't nippy like barbs can be.

Thanks for the confirmation. I don't know but would suspect so. The link to the stock image is https://www.rareaquatics.co.uk/.media/111821775183.png , which definitely shows a B. verrucosus , so not sure how it came to be in with B. colombianus . Thanks Martin It's too bad you didnt get the ones i...

The few individuals of that I have seen are much more craggy. The ones pictured don't show that cragginess I would expect to see. I would go with

Good luck with whatever they may be.