Wow, sorry you lost such an amazing fish. Looks like the super super sized version of my parrot doradids.
Pardon the derail but what are parrot doradids?Wow, sorry you lost such an amazing fish. Looks like the super super sized version of my parrot doradids.
Wow, I am truly sorry for your loss and sorry to see the thread end, or are you going to give a new Ripsaw a go?
Rhynchodoras woodsi, Aqua-imports had some not long ago. Very similar in many ways to Rhinodoras gallagheri and dorbignyi but as fishguy1978 said, stays on the small sidePardon the derail but what are parrot doradids?
No, this fish gets way to big. Even in the 1100 it was just out of place. I’m actually looking forward to my restocking options. Obviously I’m not happy it’s gone but a new chapter is starting for the 1100.Wow, I am truly sorry for your loss and sorry to see the thread end, or are you going to give a new Ripsaw a go?
What do you want!?No, this fish gets way to big. Even in the 1100 it was just out of place. I’m actually looking forward to my restocking options. Obviously I’m not happy it’s gone but a new chapter is starting for the 1100.
Not sure? But that’s part of the funWhat do you want!?
That’s sad! Having a fish for that long, it would suck when you have to see them go.
If you're going with another Doradidae Lithodoras have turned out to be a pleasant surprise to us Dora fans as they seem to be very outgoing even when under 12 inches. However they to are on the large size but I also keep Rhinodoras dorbignyi which are nice Dora's too. I could've sworn Planetcatfish originally had them at around 9-10 inches SL but checking recently they have them listed now at 19 inches SL. I've got two pushing a little over 10 inches. I hope one day they look as nice as this guy, pic belongs to a gentleman by the name of Mark GohNot sure? But that’s part of the fun