Future inhabitants of the 370g

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David R

David R

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With the clown loaches moved to the 210g, the 160g is stating to look like how I would like to have the 370g set up. After the water change tonight I snapped a few lousy pics of the current inhabitants, all destined for the 370g (these pics are the best of a few hundred!). There is also a short video uploading to youtube, I'll post a link once its done.

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Does anyone have a better name than the generic "altifrons" that every Geophagus sold under the name surinamensis gets called??
 
WOW - nice finnage on those geos. The aquascaping looks really nice too.
 
Looking good, nice specimens.

No definites from me other than them being altifrons. I'd hazard a guess that they're G. altifrons "Manaus" - or possibly a Tapajos variant, but not likely. Considering Australia has some G. altifrons "Manaus" in very limited numbers as well, I'd say that's your best bet.
 
japes;4150783; said:
No definites from me other than them being altifrons. I'd hazard a guess that they're G. altifrons "Manaus" - or possibly a Tapajos variant, but not likely. Considering Australia has some G. altifrons "Manaus" in very limited numbers as well, I'd say that's your best bet.
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Thanks, they've probably been captive bred for so many generations trying to claim they are from one particular location might be a bit far fetched, but I'll go with Manaus.......

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_PVsr1sDBSM
 
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