Some of the Beauties Part 2
Posted: 17 Jun 2010, 09:17
Part 2.
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Some of the Beauties Part 2
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Re: Some of the Beauties Part 2
Posted: 18 Jun 2010, 11:31
Very nice cats, love the red tailed cat.
Re: Some of the Beauties Part 2
Posted: 06 Jul 2010, 04:28
I jut realized the Planiceps in the thirdpicture...I woudl love to get ahold of one, but can't seem to find them anywehres!
Re: Some of the Beauties Part 2
Posted: 06 Jul 2010, 10:33
Sure is.
as rare as Rockin horse droppings over here too!
You'll need bigger than your 126G mind
as rare as Rockin horse droppings over here too!
You'll need bigger than your 126G mind
Re: Some of the Beauties Part 2
Posted: 06 Jul 2010, 13:57
Nice, Rob!!
--How long is the true Tigrinus?
-- RTC is indeed looking super, all perked up and beau-u-u-tiful! 0-o-o, you are not REDTAILROB for nothing
-- Planiceps just survived ick, did n't he? Still small.
--Pls send a link to Part 1, I think I missed.
--How long is the true Tigrinus?
-- RTC is indeed looking super, all perked up and beau-u-u-tiful! 0-o-o, you are not REDTAILROB for nothing
-- Planiceps just survived ick, did n't he? Still small.
--Pls send a link to Part 1, I think I missed.
Re: Some of the Beauties Part 2
Posted: 06 Jul 2010, 14:09
Rob I belive you got me mixed up with another member, I do not have a 126G, I have a 8'x3'x2' 400 gallon pond for my large cats.
Re: Some of the Beauties Part 2
Posted: 06 Jul 2010, 14:22
I think by "G" Rob meant 1000, you know, as in "grand"... 126,000 gal or liters...
... just kidding...
... just kidding...
Re: Some of the Beauties Part 2
Posted: 06 Jul 2010, 23:18
That would be absolutely rediclous Viktor haha, a 126,000 gallon tank...wow. 
Re: Some of the Beauties Part 2
Posted: 06 Jul 2010, 23:23
50000 gallon tank. You'd better start considering that, since you will need something like it...
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Mats
Re: Some of the Beauties Part 2
Posted: 07 Jul 2010, 04:09
Yep, Mats is right. He tends to be right so often it is irritating... (Just joking Mats!) At the pace we are going, or at least I am going, we will need 50,000 gal 5 years (!!) sooner than we realize.
I'd not do it the way this is done - I'd move to a year-round warm place and try to imitate what I saw professionals make, i.e., try for a pond or rather a series of ponds (in green houses or not depends where). The pond(s) would have one glass wall - just like most big 10,000-1,000,000 gal tanks in public and private Aquaria are set up and even zoos, not necessarily for fish but also for otters, polar bears, sea lions, etc...
BTW, several of local enthusiasts have met the owner and seen the 50,000 gal monster tank live - it's not too far from here - Windsor, Canada, if I am not mistaken, right at the border with USA. The closest big city is, I think, Detroit MI.
I'd not do it the way this is done - I'd move to a year-round warm place and try to imitate what I saw professionals make, i.e., try for a pond or rather a series of ponds (in green houses or not depends where). The pond(s) would have one glass wall - just like most big 10,000-1,000,000 gal tanks in public and private Aquaria are set up and even zoos, not necessarily for fish but also for otters, polar bears, sea lions, etc...
BTW, several of local enthusiasts have met the owner and seen the 50,000 gal monster tank live - it's not too far from here - Windsor, Canada, if I am not mistaken, right at the border with USA. The closest big city is, I think, Detroit MI.
Re: Some of the Beauties Part 2
Posted: 07 Jul 2010, 09:19
Hi Victor / all
Link attached, i think (Some of the Beauties)
http://www.planetcatfish.com/forum/view ... 98&start=0
The True Tigrinnus is about 14" not including any of its wonderful extensions.
And yes the Planiceps survived the dreaded Ick - thanks in part to some of the info I received on here and also from suggestions from Neil @ Pier & Keith @ wildwoods respectively. (UK Trop outlets)
Apologise Bimmer /Disk on the confusion.
Link attached, i think (Some of the Beauties)
http://www.planetcatfish.com/forum/view ... 98&start=0
The True Tigrinnus is about 14" not including any of its wonderful extensions.
And yes the Planiceps survived the dreaded Ick - thanks in part to some of the info I received on here and also from suggestions from Neil @ Pier & Keith @ wildwoods respectively. (UK Trop outlets)
Apologise Bimmer /Disk on the confusion.
Re: Some of the Beauties Part 2
Posted: 07 Jul 2010, 14:23
thanks Rob - I did miss this gem...