My Catfish and tanks

[glenny, posts: 329]

Birger, the fish behind the corydoras arcuatus is a Rhinogobius wui male:







other smaller male:



young rhino gobius wui, about 4 months old:

[glenny, posts: 329]

Simply beautiful, thank you.

So none of your big pl*cos try to eat or hurt your smaller fish? Like the cories? They seem to all get along.

No, i haven't seen anything like that, so far..., the L-021 is a friendly "giant" among the other fish, and i havn't seen any fights between the other L-numbers so far.

[liljayyiz, posts: 19]

amazing pictures of some beautiful fish! great job.

[p charlton, posts: 27]

very nice picks and very nice fish

[SOBERKITTY, posts: 164]

Simply beautiful, thank you.

So none of your big pl*cos try to eat or hurt your smaller fish? Like the cories? They seem to all get along.

No, i haven't seen anything like that, so far..., the L-021 is a friendly "giant" among the other fish, and i havn't seen any fights between the other L-numbers so far.

I would have to imagine that your L-021 is very friendly and patient. Wasn't that your L-129 I saw "kissing" on him? I love fishy Kisses My danios give them to me all the time when I'm cleaning the tank.

[Suckermouth, posts: 1514]

You've got some celestial pearl danios in your avatar... Got any big pics of those?

[andywoolloo, posts: 2744]

that is a handsome fish that I have certainly never heard of! Rhinogobius wui
very beautiful!!

[Richard B, posts: 6306]

R.Wui are reasonably frequently seen over here (UK) - it never ceases to amaze me how species availability varies from country to country

[Richard B, posts: 6306]

Wow that Courgette is taking a beating!!!

[glenny, posts: 329]

Thank you for the very nice compliments!

soberkitty, last week a hisonotus leucofrenatus was sucked on the back of the L-021:



for andywoolloo, rhinogobius wui male sitting on a floander(achirus achirus):







young rhinogobius wui:



female rhinogobius wui:



for suckermouth, some cpd's(danio margaritatus):

male :








female:



they love shrimppallets:





shrimps like shrimppallets too:



some other fish, stiphodon atropurpureus:



Heterandria formosa:



Paracheirodon simulans:



Tateurndina ocellicauda:



female:

[andywoolloo, posts: 2744]

((Clapping))

it's like christmas and the 4th of July all rolled up in one when you post your fish.

[vriesea, posts: 30]

glenny:

Amazing photos (spell-binding) .

Love your Rhinogobius wui male in the 3rd photo. No, we or I don't see those in the USA.

Happy hobbying,
Vriesea

[SOBERKITTY, posts: 164]

These are just so awesome. You should turn some of these photos in for publication. They are simply amazing. Keep em coming Glenny.

[Suckermouth, posts: 1514]

Wow I'm jealous, you've got a lot of CPD's! And your specimens are beautiful! I've only got five, and they're still growing into their colors, it seems.

[Richard B, posts: 6306]

Those are some fantasic non-catfish species you've got

[I_Xeno, posts: 101]

Very nice glenn !

[DutchFry, posts: 730]

Glenn! you must know by now that R. wui isn't the correct scientific name anymore it's now called Rhinogobius duospilus

and about the danio margaritatus, i could say glenn is one of the pioneers in breeding these amazing little fish, and many of his photo's are already been published on the net and in magazines! great job glenn, tell us more about that please!

[glenny, posts: 329]

Wow! thank you for the nice compliments!

Ha ha, Dutchfry,Tim, you give me too much credits about the CPD's but i learned a lot from the guys from Bolton museum about how to breed these beautiful little fish,they were the first ones who bred the CPD's succesfully and they wrote a very good report/article about it.

L-021:



L-136a:



Cor.arcuatus:



L-260:




Cor.similis and melini:




L-129:





Cor. melini:



aspidoras pauciradiatus:

[Richard B, posts: 6306]

More great photos!!!

[taksan, posts: 333]

Are those Galaxy Rasboras you have there?