EmailedJK47;4203542; said:You have PM, it's done... Agreed with japes as well, both are a dream fish. The yellow coloration in the pectoral filaments on the acuticeps is very unique and I like it.
Yellow, purple and pink...definitely wrong
Geo grow outs
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Yellow, purple and pink...definitely wrong
It's not wrong, it's oddly wonderful. I have always really liked the acuticeps and I'm glad you ended up getting them. I felt confident when I recommeded them that you would not be disappointed. My old Winemilleri look to be doing well and coloring up nicely. I'm not a huge dicrozoster fan for whatever reason. Maybe it's just because the others are so nicepeathenster;4203599; said:Emailed
Yellow, purple and pink...definitely wrong
.Time to move a few out of the 300 that are not as nice and move some of those in. Then you just need to order a group of the super cheap Deamons that are out right now and start growing them out in the 90g
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Very happy that I took your advice and went with the S. acuticepsjgentry;4204154; said:It's not wrong, it's oddly wonderful. I have always really liked the acuticeps and I'm glad you ended up getting them. I felt confident when I recommeded them that you would not be disappointed. My old Winemilleri look to be doing well and coloring up nicely. I'm not a huge dicrozoster fan for whatever reason. Maybe it's just because the others are so nice
Time to move a few out of the 300 that are not as nice and move some of those in. Then you just need to order a group of the super cheap Deamons that are out right now and start growing them out in the 90g
The G. winemilleri look so nice even the wife likes them The G. dicrozoster are not as colorful but serve an important purpose - they make the other fish look more colorful 
You are right that it's time to thin out the 300, but I'm having a hard time deciding which ones to let go. Took a while to round them up
Thank youDiskboy12;4204157; said:
Get yet another tank? j/kNemesis;4204271; said:The winemilleri make meYou know what to do with them if they just so happen not to fit into that 300
If I ever get rid of them you'll be the first to know 
The dicrozoster are pretty fish, just not in the league as the others so I guess they are serving that purpose very well.peathenster;4204264; said:Very happy that I took your advice and went with the S. acuticeps
You are right that it's time to thin out the 300, but I'm having a hard time deciding which ones to let go. Took a while to round them up
Thank you
You just need to start a thread with pictures of all of them and let folks vote on what stays and what gets sold.
I vote
Psittacus pair
Red sev
Notatus pair
Daemon pair
acuticeps group
Winemilleri group
Thank youjag123;4204361; said:
Well, not on your list but currently in the 300g are:jgentry;4204377; said:
- Breeding group of 4 G. altifrons "Manuas" (9")
- Breeding pair of H. sp. "rotkeil"
- Breeding pair of Uaru sp. "orange"
- A female gold sev that breeds with the male red sev.
- Two flagtails 7" and 9"
- Also have a breeding group of 6 G. tapajos "orange head". They are in a breeder now but will eventually go into the 300g.
Yes.... I'm a hoarder....
Yeah you are! I would happily buy a few of those species, in the name of "helping" of course.peathenster;4204410; said:Yes.... I'm a hoarder....
Don't forget I have an empty 300 and only 3 fish to go in it...
