Random shots of my collections


Good cover.......................:bsmilie:
 

trapped?
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Hydrolycus aramatus:
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friend's Potamotrygon sp. in my tank:
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latest additions...

Short Body Albino Senegal (Polypterus senegalus):
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Marbled Goby aka soon hock (Oxyeleotris marmorata):
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3 large Polypterus retropinnis:
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(shld b) a small pair (~5") of the same species:
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Marbled goby (Oxyeleotris marmorata) aka soon hock:
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Polypterus retropinnis:
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caught him basking n heating himself on the rock. :D

stretched out n relaxing:
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looking at the camera:
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Platinum royal pleco. L027 Xingu (Panaque cf. armbrusteri 'xingu'):
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dream come true...

Polypterus bichir bichir:
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I see that you have a few new collections.

So when are you going to have the Goby for dinner?.......................:bsmilie: :bsmilie:
 

ya. the last 3 are not cheap too. :embrass:

that goby already got killed by another fish.:o
 

it's sort of normal in my tank as most of those species that i keep are carnivorous and territorial. I've sort of lost count on the number of fishes that got (or almost got) killed or eaten up. :embrass:
 

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it's sort of normal in my tank as most of those species that i keep are carnivorous and territorial. I've sort of lost count on the number of fishes that got (or almost got) killed or eaten up. :embrass:
With that money, isn't it better to set up another tank? :think: :dunno:
 

no space for another tank.

some of them were fine in there for quite some time before they got killed/eaten. some lasted few days.

my tank is more like a "survival" course. need to be smart to survive. of course if the fish really cost a lot or is sure to be eaten i wont risk it in the tank.

i do have 2 "grow out" tanks for the really small ones to grow up to a certain size before i release them with the monsters.
 

no space for another tank.

some of them were fine in there for quite some time before they got killed/eaten. some lasted few days.

my tank is more like a "survival" course. need to be smart to survive. of course if the fish really cost a lot or is sure to be eaten i wont risk it in the tank.

i do have 2 "grow out" tanks for the really small ones to grow up to a certain size before i release them with the monsters.

I dun think I want to share the same tank as them......................:bsmilie: :bsmilie:
 

haha. it's a tank full of hungry monsters. :D
 

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