Jools wrote: ↑22 Jan 2024, 20:23 I think (if I've remembers my "socials" correctly) in those cool new fishes is a flat pleco from the Orincoco.

It is highly cool, please take many pictures.

Is this the one you were thinking about Jools?

Aaaaand the last image

More cats!

Snowball Pleco () "San Felipe"

Another one!
The Angelicus Pleco ()

Still got quite a few species to post from last post, so here is the Maze Zebra Pleco ()

Following up the LDA046, and with only two images as this tw*t would not sit f*ing still, Gold Stripe Panaque ()

And two more images of this species

Happy 17th of may guys! (It's Norways national day). So while the night shift is a bit slower today than usual I'll do some posts, starting with the Wormline Chubby Pleco ()

No catfish in the catches so far, but plenty of other cool species. Raja miraletus, Torpedo torpedo, Acanthurus monroviae etc etc. But those are lower forms of fish compared to the all-mighty group of piscis this forum is dedicated to, right ;P So here is another species from the previous shoot: The...

Doing another species today in anticipation of the next catch, and this is one I've photographed before. But when I saw this specimen in the tank I could not let this prime individual pass without posing as a model for a quick shoot.

The Blue Phantom Pleco ()

We're about to land our first catch of the research cruise, so while I'm waiting I'll flick up another post here.

Dwarf Pleco ()

Does anyone know where I might be able to purchase a poster or unframed print of a high-resolution photo of Corydoras catfish? I haven't made anything that is for sale yet. I am planning to make some posters and test soon that will hopefully be ready sometime this fall. But have a squiz at my photo...

I am currently sitting at the Research Vessel Dr. Fridtjof Nansen some 90 nautical miles off the coast of Cote d'Ivoire. If we are lucky with what we get in the catches, and what I see ashore, I might be posting images of wild catfish and habitat in a month or two, although snakes and reptiles will ...

Good morning good people!
Let's start the day off with some photos of the Brilliant Bristlenose Pleco ()

Continuing with the Rondonia Tiger Pleco ()

Following up yesterday with Spotted Zebra Pleco ()

I think I'll do several posts the coming days as I would love to post all the shots from the recent shoot before I leave. So here is the next species:

Can we ever get enough of Loricariidae?
Answer; NO!

Para Pleco ()

Continuing with the Loricariidae love, the Honeycomb Bristlenose ()

I'm going abroad (west Africa) for work soon, so I thought I'd do one last photoshoot in the store before I head out. My plan today was to finish up with every Loricariidae in the store, and I almost made it! I have now covered some 95% of the species kept in the store, which is decent knowing all t...

Last cat from the most recent shoot, Green Laser Cory ()

Next pleco please, the Bluespotted Pleco (L030) ()

Keeping within the family of Loricariidae, the gorgeous Queen Arabesque Pleco ()!

Aaaand I might as well chuck the last one in as well:

I see I've forgotten to upload two species from my portfolio here... Sloppy work

First up of the two:

Jumping away from the corys and over to plecos, L204 ()

Following up with a

Inspired by a talk Haakon is going to do in his shop on April the 13th on Cory care I decided to do some cory shots.
Spotted Corydoras ()

Following the theme of elongated, stick looking catfish; Giant Whiptail ()

Another photoshoot done, and some more catfish had to be put in-front of my macro lens.

First up, the Cowboy Whiptail ()