Well, upon further investigation of the story, there is nothing funny to me about that case anymore but quite the opposite.

Having watched an original video dug up by an MFK peer, it looks like the guy is just clowning around while subjecting the fish to extreme torture. A wild caught gafftopsail ...

These memes are hilarious!

This is a very interesting research. Thank you for sharing.

I could see 6 plecos, 4 in the cave 2 L397, 201, and I'm not sure about the other one....

The scenery and fish pictures are great! thank you for sharing them..

Are there updates on this trip? Can't find any

This is a great read! Thanks for sharing.

This is an amazing trip! What's the second fish?

The Hemiancistrus sabaji looks great!

Amazing photos! Thanks for sharing them.

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Schismatorynchos nukta


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Bangana sp.


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What are those ...

These are nice finds and photos. Thank you for sharing them!

Viktor Jarikov wrote: 08 Oct 2018, 13:49 It's been 3.5 months since the last video. Sorry about that. Here is the latest.

This is really mind blowing!

Currently I have an albino common pleco, two rubbernose, and a mustard spot in there. Also I have a flash pleco and blue panaque in my quarantine tank doing their time. Plan is for it to be a panqulous/panaque tank as these are my favorite but I am having some issues finding them in stock around ...

This is amazing! I can't wait for the final reveal

Make sure to keep this one isolated, might be a bacterial infection (?)

Amazing pictures! The scenery is impressive.Thank you for sharing them!

Great post! Please share more of these posts.

Thanks for sharing your trip! I enjoyed the videos and photos.

CatFo wrote: 26 Mar 2018, 04:38 Hi. Is there another way to view the photos? Not sure why but some images are not loading.

Also not seeing the other photos