A quick video of my not so native tank mono sebae and the turtle are native the rest not so much[YT]MsEpU5VwZbY[/YT]
Aussie natives Stocking.
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On the subject of Aussie monos anyone ever seen M. falciformis in the hobby ?
Big buggers, caught one 35 cm when I was working at Port Headland common name is pretty funny too, Full Moony.
Big buggers, caught one 35 cm when I was working at Port Headland common name is pretty funny too, Full Moony.
I thought monos came from northern australia lol well the turtle is native unless there is a murry river in africa too ha ha .aussiemonsters;4761521; said:
Well today I went up the Daintree for a site inspection, finished that and went and had a poke around some wetlands. Lots of big tarpon and some interesting colourforms of M. maccullochi rainbows (bluefins!). On the way back stopped off at a creek for lunch, threw some bread in the water for the schools of junglies and damn the place was jumping with marginata (hard job I know). Big suckers too, easy 30cm, some of the rupestris would have been 40+. The marginata popultaion seems to be really picking up, more and more common in the creeks up here.
i was wondering whether the following would be alright kept together.
have'nt decided on the final size tank for them yet, i was looking at a
large outdoor pond.
1- saratoga jardini
1- Murray cod
2- salmon tail catfish
1- tandanus catfish
1- mangrove jack
have'nt decided on the final size tank for them yet, i was looking at a
large outdoor pond.
1- saratoga jardini
1- Murray cod
2- salmon tail catfish
1- tandanus catfish
1- mangrove jack
