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55G Planted tank thread
19G Container Pond
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GirlieGirl, I think you've hit upon it ... an excellent match for Ingo's ultra-blue fish! Had a feeling there was an all-blue morph of stuartgranti in existence, but the trouble is, since the lamented passing of Dr Ethelwynn Trewavas in 2002 or thereabouts (she was still working on these fishes right up to the end, and she was 93 years old!) the taxonomic mess that they present is going to need someone special to sort out. Trewavas was doing a sterling job, but now the question remains who will pick up the baton ... perhaps someone could twist Sven Kullander's arm?

Aulonocara species need someone good to dive in and make sure that the fishes don't end up becoming littered with meaningless trade names ...


Panda Catfish fan and keeper/breeder since Christmas 2002

Well I guess that answers my question whether or not the setup exists. I should have know you would have separated the pic, me bad!

Anyway nice closeups on the Pirhanas.

My Scapes

lovely fish nice cam work

http://www.fishprofiles.com/files/threads/attachments/275368.jpg

That guy looks like a Calvus sp...

Not positive on that tho...body shape looks a bit long for Calvus, but I dunno... head shape looks right...

Looks like you had a fun trip!

Thanks again to everybody for the input

PoisonWaffle - I had never had the idea to look at the properties of the pictures someone added to a thread (or myself), so I, at first, was quite intrigued on how you got my image onto a separate page. Well, I figured it out, I think, but I have to thank you for even giving me the idea that this is an option.

Thanks,

Ingo

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The picture of the African's would make a great background! I love all the colors together... I would never be brave enough to do something like that though. Maybe in time. . .

I agree - nice camera work!

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"it's the neck, it creaks under the weight of too much heavy thinking."

Last weekend I went to a small aquarium in New Jersey, Point Pleasant Beach called
Jenkinson's Beach Aquarium. They have mostly salt water fish there and as such I will have only two shots to add to this thread, and one of them is not even a fish .

You can check out the marine pictures in This Thread.

Here is a piranha:

Attached Image:

Bite Me

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And here is a shot of an Axelotl. This guy basically did not move at all during my brief stay at the aquarium.

Have fun,

Ingo

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Axelotl

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