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BTW : It is quite weird but my C.venezuelanus get quite dark now and then not resembling the one inthe pic anymore hahahaha

What do you exactly mean? The info isn't that different than PC states I think.

I am not Byron but I definitely agree for the Dwarf Chainloach. I once adopted a single one in a tank that I bought. Feom the start it became clear that it needed company of its own species. It seemed to harass my C.habrosus but it clearly was in search to interact with its own. I rehomed it to...

Bore ? Peaceful you mean.

As far as I know C.venezuelanus is not longer seen as a type of C.aeneus. Most sold green aeneus originate from the time that is was seen as such and are actually crossbreds in the current time. I have owned C.aeneus that definitely were seen as c.macrosteus earlier and now are C.aeneus again...

Hahaha sorry Slap. My mistake hahaha. I thought it strange I had to disagree with YOU.

Sorry I disagree Colin. An LFS is a commercial company that sells fish on a commercial basis and I think they don't have to buy fish that gets too big or unwanted. I think it is the repsonsibility of customers to get the right info (from the LFS but definitely from elsewhere) befote buying...

Red Eye Tetra is another example

Hahahaha I always state that the Multipla is the result of assembling parts of different cars after a giant carcrash.

Do you drive a Fiat Multipla Connor ?

For what reason what so ever mainly in Asians countriea balloonversions of fish are liked. Don't understand it for a bit.

An Oto maybe ?

Yes, but there are also trilineatus with hardly visible lines and a different patterning. C.julii isn't available in the commercial trade (and has a different (head)shape) though so anyone telling (s)he bought C.julii in am LFS actually are the C.trilineatus which are currently tankbred in most...

C.trilineatus that are sold all over the world as C.julii for what reason so ever.

My favourites at this moment are my C.sterbai (normal and albinos) and C.trilineatus. C.napoensis is next. Had 12 but now 3 (after divorcing and moving house).C.paleatus albino is third. But there are so many I don't keep but are doooo awesome

Both are trilineatus.

My question was if the tank was properly cycled. "everything is perfect" doesn't say much. The fish is a wildcaught fish, that looks thin and sick. Being out in the open is a bad sign. Besides the fact it has close to none hiding places it needs wood to eat and for its digestion. They are...

I doubt it is ich. Is the tank properly cycled and is there wood for the fish to feed on ?

Beautiful. I like the headshape

Any pics of the fish ? What med are you using.

Female to me Don't think she will be a problem in a 63 G

The smaller ones look like C.leucomelas but not that sure. The bigger one c102 ?

Owwww and saved 2 sheep

Going to make a hike in a salt marsh-area hoping to spot and photograph some rare birds.

I have even seen some hobbyist keeping two goldfish in a 1,5G bowl.

Strange isn't it. Same thing here. A fish I will never buy or adopt.

My guess is Brasilian Pennyworth

But not all sand is silica / quartz. Some have a shell (calcium) or vulcanic origin. And even some are crushed glass. My Brittish friend on another forum (the first I was on) all like Limpopo for Corys.

Niceeeee. Hahahaha Quarts and Silica is the same thing. I like the look of Limpopo btw.

That's a pretty weird conclusion to me. PFS is as smooth as sand could be. The use in filtersystems implies the grains are more or less.the same size and are "polished" / "rounded" so there will always be spaces between the grains. Other kinds of sands lack these properties cause of the...

"It was also an experiment about how aggressive red claw crabs are". And you use a sick clown loach as a kind of bait for that experiment?

Not a bad guess I think

My Samsung S9 and S10 made better pics than my current 20 SE. Especially the fish and shrimp ones. Landscape it isn't too bad though