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Last edited by dude_dude at 11-Mar-2005 23:42

i never even seen those b4. are they new.

umm, dario,darter I seem 2 remember those names,ring any bells?

red one =dario?
other one =darter?

& what plant is in the top 1 underneeth the ______?

could they be dyed?

Last edited by dude_dude at 11-Mar-2005 23:38

First one looks like some kind of goby.

Second looks more like a killi than a danio.


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than a danio

dario thanx anyway

Picture 1:
Leopard Darter (Percina pantherina). More information.
The plant on which it is resting is Glossostigma elatinoides.

is Glossostigma elatinoides hard to grow?

I agree with the darter, but the other one, IMO, looks like a scarlet Badis badis.

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no I dont think its a scarlet Badis badis I searched on google images & it didnt look like that, thanx anyway

Damn, marc beat me to it. It's definitely a scarlet badis. Mine looked nearly identical. Remember, males are bright, females are drab.

ya sure? dont they have bigger fins?

The finnage looks pretty decent to me...

Dario dario or Badis badis burmanicus for the second one. Hard to tell which from a picture, but I'd guess the latter, I suppose, as the fish looks bigger than Dario dario's usual max.

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hmm, oh well thanx & whats a Conchiform?

i love your darter i have a johney darter myself, they do love to shoal, as i have witnessed in the wild, they are in groups up to 100, but those are mostly females, male are territorial, and i 10 gallon is not a home for 2 unsexed darters (as i found out) they love blood worms and sand, and if u plan to breed, put like 10 in a 20 long with caves and anything they cn slipo under to perform the coartship, a male will stake out a territory, and gaurd it with his life, when a female comes along, he ill chase her away, if she is determined, she will swimm to him upside down, then, he will lead her in and they will spawn side-by-side several females will visit him, and hundreds of eggs can be layed by a single female(oh, and the fry are adorable) so probly more info then u wanted/neded, but u deff have a species of darter