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I have almost resurrected this myself a few times. I am glad someone has finally done it.
I am currently keeping:
1. Tatia intermedia breeding group of 6 (1M 5F) + ~200 fry/juveniles
2. Tatia gyrina group of 6 (2M, 4F)
3. Tatia strigata New group 6-7 individuals sexes unknown in qt
4. Tatia aff. simplex group of 6 juveniles that haven't matured yet.
5. Tatia galaxias new group 6 individuals sexes unknown in qt
6. Duringlanis altae new group 4 individuals sexes unknown in qt
7. Duringlanis perugie new group 4 individuals sexes unknown in qt
8. Duringlanis romani new group 8 individuals sexes unknown in qt
9. Asterophysus batrachus 3 individuals (1M 2F)
10. Tympanopleura cryptica 4 individuals sexes unknown in qt
Note: Most of these species are in qt and have just been received and I have not had the time to sex all of them and even count some.
I really want to know what species people keep and breed. This is gonna be my favorite thread.
-- Sean

4 Centromochlusc.f. macracanthus
Sadly all males
Feeding
Tatia nigra female

I currently keep Centromochlus macracanthus (a pair) and Centromochlus musaicus (five specimens; supposedly 2M/3F, but I can't confirm this yet).

In addition to my previous post:

I've added 2 pairs of Centromochlus c.f macracanthus (making it a total of 6 males and 2 females)

And also 3 Centromochlus musaicus (2 males and 1 female)

Which means I don't keep them anymore.

bekateen wrote: ↑02 Jul 2020, 05:17

• Duringlanis perugiae
  (2 old males and 6 new additions)
• Spinipterus moijiri
  (2 pairs; no spawns yet)
• Tatia gyrina
  (3 males)
• Tatia orca
  (2 males)
• Trachelyichthys exilis
  (2 pairs)

Cheers, Eric

UPDATE: I no longer have the orcas, perugiae, or exilis (the former died; the latter I gave away) .

Here's my current list:

• Auchenipterichthys coracoideus
  (breeding group of about 10 fish)
• Spinipterus moijiri
  (1 lonely female remaining)
• Tatia gyrina
  (9 fish, both sexes but male heavy)
• Tatia intermedia
  (I think 7 adults, mixed sexes)