uncommon fish?
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Pez gato
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Royal clown loach
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Royal clown loach
Leptobotia elongata — Loaches Online
but: The true M. gulio grows much larger than this species, and is a more greenish (vs. grayish) color.
I may have a line on a cynodon gibbus. It’s been on my much want list for a bit now since an lfs I used to work at had one. Might have to do it if buddy comes through.
Dwarf Redtail Barracuda (Acestrorhynchus nasutus)
Unlike their larger namesake, the rarely-seen Dwarf Redtail Barracuda only grows to a manageable 6" size, although they are often misidentified in the trade. A fast-moving predatory characin, they are commonly found in small groups in shallow water in the wild, where they hunt for shoals of...www.aqua-imports.com
Dot Dash Leporinus (Leporinus steyermarki)
An uncommon and attractively marked species of Leporinus, the Dot Dash Leporinus is found throughout the Orinoco Basin in Colombia
Yellowfin Chalceus (Chalceus erythrurus)
A larger growing and colorful characin, the Yellowfin Chalceus is found throughout much of the Amazon and Orinoco basins and is the most colorful member of its genus, with vivid pink dorsal and caudal fins and bright yellow ventral fins. In the aquarium, they are hardy and long lived, but tend...
Snub Nosed Payara (Cynodon gibbus)
A smaller growing relative of the Payara or Sabertooth Barracudas found throughout much of South America, the Snub Nosed Payara is a highly adapted predator typically found in waters with moderate to strong current. With their unique, flattened body shape, they spend most of their time hanging...
anyone own any of these?
Ctenobrycon spilurus
Ctenobrycon spilurus summary page
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I was fortunate to have kept Hampala ampalong which is a mini Hampala that maxes out at 6 inches. Mine loved to beg for food, ate aggressively and had no issues being kept alone.
Hampala ampalong summary page
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Gold Diamond Piranha
