A nice looking lizard cat? Has it got a L-number??
Look at this lizard!
Look at this lizard!
http://www.sharkaquarium.com/store.cfm? ... 9&catid=21
A nice looking lizard cat? Has it got a L-number??
A nice looking lizard cat? Has it got a L-number??
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Dave Rinaldo
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Hi,
No L number, but a name
...<I>Psuedohemiodon apithanos</I>
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Dave
No L number, but a name
...<I>Psuedohemiodon apithanos</I><IMG SRC="http://eheim-uk.com/albums2/Dave/p1.jpg">
Dave
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Yann
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Hi!
Yeap it is the one!
By the way that is a pretty good price for one ( or more) ...
Just would say that the gravel is sure not the best substrat for keeping them, very small gravel or sand would be far more better than this...
If you can get that species I would go for it, of course if you have room for them...
Cheers
Yann
Yeap it is the one!
By the way that is a pretty good price for one ( or more) ...
Just would say that the gravel is sure not the best substrat for keeping them, very small gravel or sand would be far more better than this...
If you can get that species I would go for it, of course if you have room for them...
Cheers
Yann
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