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Rare Fish pic From Rare Fish series

fugupuff said:
A rare fish from India, cannot find the description on it, and I've not seen another one like it since, the coloration is almost like its sick or dying, but its normal!


Hi Fugupuff,
We have these in the UK just recently, they are called Nandus sp Slaty blue, as you know they can take large food items but like Siniperca they also die if fed too much, just had one die lastnight. Got mine on brine shrimp and river shrimp, even frozen shrimp. Not sure how big they grow, mine are about an inch to an inch and a quarter. Don't seem to be growing very fast, how big did yours grow to?

Thanks

Rich
 
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wooooow those are some awsome fish
 
WOOO HOOO!!! Love this thread......DIG ALL THOSE COOL FISH!!!

I want those Scats!!!

Jen ;)
 
wow,
that is a nice collection.

Hey Wes,

can you get anymore of the platycephalus indicus?

opps, just found out they are brackish. oh well.... why can't you be open on saturdays??? i miss going to your shop... :cry:
 
PhullTank57 said:
Damn! All these pics are monster mad crazy!! :WHOA: Wes, thanks for sharing!
Fugupuff, representin' \/\/est C0@$t Fish Rarities!!... strictly hardcore! :clap

btw, like the Etroplus canarensis... how often these available? ever get them in??
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Once in a blue moon, which will come around again...sooner than later :)
 
Richie said:
Hi Fugupuff,
We have these in the UK just recently, they are called Nandus sp Slaty blue, as you know they can take large food items but like Siniperca they also die if fed too much, just had one die lastnight. Got mine on brine shrimp and river shrimp, even frozen shrimp. Not sure how big they grow, mine are about an inch to an inch and a quarter. Don't seem to be growing very fast, how big did yours grow to?

Thanks

Rich

Thanks for the update and excellent information Rich, you should take some pictures of yours and share them here, I'd love to see it! And the store you shop at must get some really rare fish!!! Unfortunately I don't have mine anymore, but the larger ones got to aprox. 3" at one time, which was pretty hefty for them I believe!
 
thanks oddballer for the fish in the past and present, and the pictures, hope we can find more rare fish in the future to keep us excited!

Thanks oddball for the picture, and an update with flash is a must, I wanted that fish SSSOOOO bad!

I might open up on Saturday again in the near future, its being debated now.

Platycephalus indicus does just fine in water with barely any salt in it, I've never killed any of them, besides them eating each other!!!
 
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