April Fish Of The Month Competition Entries

[DreamertK]

Wow, they look like they have Marine coloration.  

They refuse to eat anything but blackworms, and they happened to be in the mood. A lucky combination for coloration, as well as this blue T5 light really brings out their blue coloration. The only downside is that I only see my little man two days every other week. Right after I put his man cave in yesterday, they both jump in and I haven't seen either of them since.

 

[TallTree01]

Nothing wrong with a nice frosty beverage 

 
Or a dozen.

TooManyChoices is very fitting for you I think.

 

[the_lock_man]

 

As an Aussie, you question a reason to get drunk?

 
What a rude stereotype!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!.........If only it wasn't true 

 

 

 

 

(IMO)

Being only the third generation removed from Ireland... I am allowed stereotypes.
Besides working on an oilcan now.

Back to topic, never been one for killis but, great googledy moogledy!
Caught a seahorse once. Was crabbing in Fla.
 
They aren't Killis, though it's a very understandable error, they have very similar shapes and colourations.

 

[RCA]

Whiskers came back.

 

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Lovely, what type of Killifish, (I am guessing that is what they are) are those DreamtertK?

 
 

Peacock gudgeons, one of the few freshwater sleeper goby's.

 
 

Wow, they look like they have Marine coloration.  

 
 

Wow, they look like they have Marine coloration.  

They refuse to eat anything but blackworms, and they happened to be in the mood. A lucky combination for coloration, as well as this blue T5 light really brings out their blue coloration. The only downside is that I only see my little man two days every other week. Right after I put his man cave in yesterday, they both jump in and I haven't seen either of them since.

 
 

[deleted]

Back to topic, never been one for killis but, great googledy moogledy!
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They aren't Killis, though it's a very understandable error, they have very similar shapes and colourations.

 
Thanks all, they look lovely and thanks for telling us what they are - Gobys, and a lovely shot too.  I was thinking possibly of Killi's for my new project, but will also take a look at these guys.
 
@ frapadoodle; Out of interest why have you not been one for Killis?

 

[the_lock_man]

RCA, definitely recommend them, they are so perfect fish - they're peaceful, they're colourful, they're small enough for even a 30l tank, and they pretty easy to get spawning (although raising the fry is a bit harder).

 

[Ruskull]

I've never been a Killi fan myself due to their short life spans.  Do Gobies live a bit longer?

 

[Tuxyu3]

I've never been a Killi fan myself due to their short life spans.  Do Gobies live a bit longer?

 
You tar all Killi's with the same brush my good sir! Non-annuals tend to live a few years at least.
 
I was tempted to enter my baby Cory but will try to add a bit of variety at least:
 
 

 
Verification will be up later.

 

[frapadoodle]

@RCA, well nothing personal against killis, just haven't had the itch yet.

 

[Ruskull]

Sorry, I thought most only last a year or so, and even the longer lived varieties only lasted a couple.  
 
Besides, you already know I'm an Anabantid fan..............

 

[Tuxyu3]

That i do Ruskull, that i do. Non annuals can last a few years depending on conditions they are kept in, lets face it though, they still can't stand toe-to-toe with a Pearl in regards to how good they are  .
Seeing how everybody is already off-topic i might as well take this chance to congratulate you on your win last month

 

[Joshwainwright]

Gonna be an interesting competition this time round 

 

[Ruskull]

That i do Ruskull, that i do. Non annuals can last a few years depending on conditions they are kept in, lets face it though, they still can't stand toe-to-toe with a Pearl in regards to how good they are

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Seeing how everybody is already off-topic i might as well take this chance to congratulate you on your win last month

 
 
Thank you Tuxy..............I'm glad I didn't wait a month to enter my Pearl male since the competition is very stiff this month.

 

[Shelster]

Ooh it's nail biting!

 

[MBOU]

We have 11 entries scattered over 7 pages, some pages without even an entry on it! Any chance we can keep the banter to a minimum? Don't want to risk missing a photo when it comes to rounding them all up at the end! Feel free to start up conversations about said species elsewhere though (don't think I can decide this month! Seems a bit unfair that one of my favourite species ever is in the competition!)

 

[Wildbetta]

Here is my entry for this month.  One of my Hasbrous cories.
 

 
 
And Verification