These guys are sooo cool. I was worried my zebra danio would bug them, but it was crazy: I put them in and the two species immediately started hanging out and it looked like the danios were kind of watching out for them.
I honestly look forward to your videos every Sunday. It really doesn't matter what you feature because most times the fish you choose is a fish I've never seen before. Just keep doing what you're doing, I appreciate it.
My teen grand daughter and I sharing the hobby. Vintage stuff to sort thru. All the amazing information available - Like Now! - Driving to the library no longer necessary.
Almost all danio (cpd comprised) can be kept in hard water. Also I dont know why everyone think erytromicron is speciallyloving hard water, lake inle have not harder water than other Myanmar's water bodies. And in fact, it's only low-medium hard.
dont get me wrong alex im just comparing them to the vast majority of small fish that are popular in the hobby, ex. pretty much every south american tetra, and blackwater species they handle hardwater much much better
I was actually looking for harlequin rasboras when my local shop requested these guys and I couldn't be happier. They're little yet so don't have much color but I'm super excited to see how they develop.
@@ravendevino6419awesome they're doing well! I was told I was buying green neons last year and after a few months I realised they were purple metae Tetras, love them so it's not an issue! Happy Thursday
Straight up new to TH-cam but my friends kicked it with you one time said you’re without a doubt one of the most awesome and smartest people they met but anyways love the vids!!!! 🙌🙌
Had some of these a while back. They're so nice looking but even with 10 in a 10 gallon planted tank I almost never saw them. It's unfortunate they're such chickens
Awesome fish, I accidently got 12 from my local fish store. I picked up the fish from the store still in the shipping bag. I thought I was getting emerald eye rasboras. I couldn't see them really well and added them too my 55 gallon aquarium. Once I realized what they were it was way too late but the fish are all doing fine. They are an amazing fish to watch and they love the dense plants that I have in there. They are also pretty outgoing despite the larger tetras in the tank as well darting in and out and setting up there pecking order. All in all the best accident that's ever happened to my hobby
I brought home 12 of these little gems two weeks ago and put them in my 29g tall tank that has a water wisteria jungle on one side of the tank. They really do hide themselves within the mass of plants so what I did was to thin out some of the stems to open up the wisteria just enough to see the edr's hanging out. What's cool is to watch them dart into the open water and grab up the small sinking pellets and retreat back into the plants, they are like a mini strike force and they actually compete pretty well with the cherry barbs and neons. Some days they are more shy than others so I'll just put a small amount of food directly into the wisteria jungle which they like of course.My water is very very hard so I dilute it with rodi water to a pH of 7.3,Gh-180 and Kh100, so far all the fish are doing remarkably well,live plants make all the difference because my nitrates stay at 20ppm and only do water changes to remineralize and keep the redox potential in balance.
I just picked up these for my new 40 gallon setup. only found out about them while i was at the store today. it is a nicely planted tank so hopefully they come out of their shells over time
Would these do alright in acidic water? Was considering them for a high tech co2 injection set up but couldn't find any info of them thriving in less than 7.0pH
How do you think these little pretties would do in a 5 gallon? I’m going to be having some major surgery soon and would like to start up a small aquarium that is more manageable while I’m recovering.
You highlight some of the most beautiful and interesting small fish. I have trouble picking from the many options for beautiful fish you cover in your videos. One thing I wish you had was a matrix that listed the requirements for all these fish so that one would have an easier time picking the one(s) perfect for their tanks. Like pH, temperature, planting, hardiness, water hardness, ease of care, schooling?. I downloaded about 10 videos from your site for fish I like, such a matrix would make narrowing down choices a lot easier.
Hi RachelI have been binging on ur videos. You do really well in front of the camera and give a lot of info on different species. I also love smaller fish and not just because all I have running is a nano right now. It is the neatest thing to watch the behavior of smaller fish. Anywho , how many of these would you recommend in a nano size of 5.5 gallon densely planted being the only species except for albino ramshorns snails? That would be a great addition to the species videos, the smallest recommend size of tank and number of fish for that species. For those of us that only keep smaller tanks.thanks
I acquired some by accident when I bought a small school of CPDs at my favorite fish store. I'm not sure how many I have as my tank is so heavily planted and they only come out to feed but you are right about hybridizing. As a matter of fact, a male CPD was "hybridizing" with one in my HC this morning! They are beautiful fish and very similar to the CPDs in size and coloration.
Rachel I really enjoy your videos . I was just wondering if you could answer a question . I have 4 CPD's and I'm pretty sure they have been breeding and there's some black spots on the glass , is this eggs ?
Hey big fan of your TH-cam channel. I have a couple of questions. I have a 65 gallon planted tank with 6 giant danios and 3 silver dollars. I'm getting rid of the silver dollars because they are eating all of my plants. I want to get a school of white cloud mountain minnows, any other fish you recommend. Thanks
Billy Esposito What about golden white clouds? Or maybe long fin white clouds? Or if your lucky the vietnamese white clouds? Get a bunch, like at least 25.
Hey Rachel! Love your videos you are so educated I learn so much and see so many different breeds! I came across this video, looking for stocking ideas and LOVE this fish. Do you have any in stock? And are they a schooling fish?
I was researching Emerald Rasbora's and this video popped up. I got excited to learn from you. Do you think neocaridina's and caridina baby shrimp have a chance if I were to stock their tank with these fish? I have a somewhat heavily planted tank and it will be more dense once my back stem plants grow in. Thank you for any help. I'm not sure if I want to risk some babies being eaten.
Some babies would absolutely be eaten, how many really depends on the tank size and set up (planting). I find these small danios to be especially good predators, that being said- SOME babies absolutely willl surivive
@@RachelOLeary Thank you for responding. So fast too. I don't think I want to risk it for I just purchased 10 red tigers last week but have had cherry and red rili for a few yrs now. I'd love to find some red tigers berried and babies too. They are in a 15g Aqua Japan rimless setup. What's your thinking on chili Rasbora's, ember tetras, or cpd? I'm following you on IG with my name cheryls_shrimp_aquarium. My goal is to have the back heavily planted with my root plants.
In 100% honesty, if your goal is breeding shrimp, just skip the fish. You can always add adult shrimp to a fish tank later when your colonies are established and their breeding is a bonus in stead of a goal. I think you were an old tiger customer, no?
@@RachelOLeary Thank you. I think you are right and I needed to hear that or I'd be getting some micro fish first chance I saw some. I'll do my darnest to hold back the urge. Hehehe. Yes,...You helped me Rachel with some shrimp questions about 3 yrs ago regarding tigers temp and pH. You didn't have any or I would have purchased some from you. I got some from Rob at Flip Aquatics. Unfortunately, I was flooded out of my aptmt for 7ish weeks only after having my new tigers for only 6 weeks. I was so depressed from so much but a good friend cared for my tank. Sadly my tigers didn't survive but I was so thankful that she even took in my shrimp tank and dog while my daughter and I were set up elsewhere. Many generations later my cherry and rili shrimp are doing great still to this day. I finally got some tigers last week. I love watching your species only video's along with so many other goodies. Thank you for taking the time to respond earlier. Much appreciated.
gosh, loving all these videos! so full of info! thanks for sharing!! Q: you mentioned hybridization possibilities; it sounds like a bad thing, is it? how come?
I have 14 of these little gems in a heavily planted 20g long. At feeding time I will often just sprinkle a small amount of Hakari first bites on the water surface and watch these guys gradually come up to the open waters to search out the food. They also love bbs. I keep mine in neutral ph, water in the low to mid 70's,
I have some , it was a mistake they made when they first discovered them to call them rasboras as they are actually danios and actually require opposite water parameters than rasboras
Thanks for another great video Rachel! One of my favorite fish is the Badis Badis, or scarlet Badis, and I would love to see you do a video on them, tank sizing and food.
Nice fish! I really like the nanos... How about making a video on Indian Hatchet Fish (Orange Hatchet), Laubuka (Chela) dadiburjori. I have some but i don't know much about them really. Keep the awesome videos coming!
I didn't know that CPDs had any relatives in their genus. They obviously would if they were still in the genus Danilo but I have heard they were recently reclassified again into the genus Celestichthys.
Rachel O'leary I'm not sure if I'm correct, but I think that when they were discovered they were labelled as the genus Microrasbora, then switched to Celestichthys, then Danio, and in late 2016 switched to Celestichthys again.
3:29 this is really wrong information. Emerald Dwarfs do not get on well with Kubotai Rasboras, the Kubotais bully the danios and don't let them eat. Since removing the Kubotais from my 45 gallon heavily planted tank the emerald Dwarfs are breeding and fry are growing up on their own, add some pygmy Corys and it'll be perfect. Loving. these little dudes.
I was lucky to find some a couple of years ago and I happily paid the asking price. They are very pretty little things, but they were rather disappointing in the end and I eventually sold the lot of them last fall. I just got tired of never seeing them. They were in a very densely planted 10G, set up especially for them, starting with a dozen of the fish and some cherry shrimp. It bugged me that they were almost never visible, not even at feeding time. They did not appear to get used to their situation. I really only saw them in silhouette after the lights went out, as the tank didn't have a back or front side specifically and was backlit from a window. I kept their tank super clean, crystal clear with lots of water changes and plenty of live food. They seemed fairly hardy once they were acclimated. I lost a couple in the first week, they'd only been in the store a few days. I didn't have the space to set up breeding tanks, unfortunately. Perhaps tank bred fish would have been a bit less shy?
i just bought 1 today, they live with 2 endlers and 2 rice fish and its out like crazy. they all swim together its fun to watch! also i have java fern, anubias, christmas moss, and a couple other plants, i spaced out the plants and they really just swim away from the plants lol.
pseudomugil gertrudae aru ii. Please. Wanted too keep them for years, but my threadfin and killie addiction has become a problem. Finally in recovery from apisto addiction.
I made the mistake of moving to an area with extremely low tds from from the tap. Makes it really hard not too have tons of softwater fish. In the process of building a house... and no it does not have a fish room... I have a 30x40 steel barn.
These guys are sooo cool. I was worried my zebra danio would bug them, but it was crazy: I put them in and the two species immediately started hanging out and it looked like the danios were kind of watching out for them.
You make it too hard for me to decide my stock for my new tank haha.
I honestly look forward to your videos every Sunday. It really doesn't matter what you feature because most times the fish you choose is a fish I've never seen before. Just keep doing what you're doing, I appreciate it.
+Kareem thanks :)
Appreciate all your science specific names, rare fish spot lights and their care.! Cheers from Bend Or
My teen grand daughter and I sharing the hobby. Vintage stuff to sort thru. All the amazing information available - Like Now! - Driving to the library no longer necessary.
i love these primarily because they like hard water and my water is pretty much liquid rock
My water is like that to.
LOL
Almost all danio (cpd comprised) can be kept in hard water. Also I dont know why everyone think erytromicron is speciallyloving hard water, lake inle have not harder water than other Myanmar's water bodies. And in fact, it's only low-medium hard.
dont get me wrong alex im just comparing them to the vast majority of small fish that are popular in the hobby, ex. pretty much every south american tetra, and blackwater species they handle hardwater much much better
It wasnt against you at all :D
I was actually looking for harlequin rasboras when my local shop requested these guys and I couldn't be happier. They're little yet so don't have much color but I'm super excited to see how they develop.
What happened with them?
@@DashDrones They turned out to be Lambchop Rasboras. Still pretty, but definitely not what I was expecting lol. They're still going strong
@@ravendevino6419awesome they're doing well! I was told I was buying green neons last year and after a few months I realised they were purple metae Tetras, love them so it's not an issue! Happy Thursday
I love em. They can be a little skittish, but are fun to watch. I have 10 of them.
Straight up new to TH-cam but my friends kicked it with you one time said you’re without a doubt one of the most awesome and smartest people they met but anyways love the vids!!!! 🙌🙌
Had some of these a while back. They're so nice looking but even with 10 in a 10 gallon planted tank I almost never saw them. It's unfortunate they're such chickens
Awesome fish, I accidently got 12 from my local fish store. I picked up the fish from the store still in the shipping bag. I thought I was getting emerald eye rasboras. I couldn't see them really well and added them too my 55 gallon aquarium. Once I realized what they were it was way too late but the fish are all doing fine. They are an amazing fish to watch and they love the dense plants that I have in there. They are also pretty outgoing despite the larger tetras in the tank as well darting in and out and setting up there pecking order. All in all the best accident that's ever happened to my hobby
These guys actually are one of the least shy fish in my 55! I love them😅
Lovely fish with a lovely person
I brought home 12 of these little gems two weeks ago and put them in my 29g tall tank that has a water wisteria jungle on one side of the tank. They really do hide themselves within the mass of plants so what I did was to thin out some of the stems to open up the wisteria just enough to see the edr's hanging out. What's cool is to watch them dart into the open water and grab up the small sinking pellets and retreat back into the plants, they are like a mini strike force and they actually compete pretty well with the cherry barbs and neons. Some days they are more shy than others so I'll just put a small amount of food directly into the wisteria jungle which they like of course.My water is very very hard so I dilute it with rodi water to a pH of 7.3,Gh-180 and Kh100, so far all the fish are doing remarkably well,live plants make all the difference because my nitrates stay at 20ppm and only do water changes to remineralize and keep the redox potential in balance.
I just picked up these for my new 40 gallon setup. only found out about them while i was at the store today. it is a nicely planted tank so hopefully they come out of their shells over time
Would these do alright in acidic water? Was considering them for a high tech co2 injection set up but couldn't find any info of them thriving in less than 7.0pH
I have these with my ember tetras and they all love to hang out in the plants together.
How do you think these little pretties would do in a 5 gallon? I’m going to be having some major surgery soon and would like to start up a small aquarium that is more manageable while I’m recovering.
They should be ok. A 10 would be better
You highlight some of the most beautiful and interesting small fish. I have trouble picking from the many options for beautiful fish you cover in your videos. One thing I wish you had was a matrix that listed the requirements for all these fish so that one would have an easier time picking the one(s) perfect for their tanks. Like pH, temperature, planting, hardiness, water hardness, ease of care, schooling?. I downloaded about 10 videos from your site for fish I like, such a matrix would make narrowing down choices a lot easier.
+HalfMan HalfCichlid my book has that info
This will probably be for my own benefit, but I am really interested in what native species you keep and there husbandry!
Hi RachelI have been binging on ur videos. You do really well in front of the camera and give a lot of info on different species. I also love smaller fish and not just because all I have running is a nano right now. It is the neatest thing to watch the behavior of smaller fish. Anywho , how many of these would you recommend in a nano size of 5.5 gallon densely planted being the only species except for albino ramshorns snails? That would be a great addition to the species videos, the smallest recommend size of tank and number of fish for that species. For those of us that only keep smaller tanks.thanks
I acquired some by accident when I bought a small school of CPDs at my favorite fish store. I'm not sure how many I have as my tank is so heavily planted and they only come out to feed but you are right about hybridizing. As a matter of fact, a male CPD was "hybridizing" with one in my HC this morning! They are beautiful fish and very similar to the CPDs in size and coloration.
I’m curious what they looked like. Do you have any pics?
I just populated my 15 gal fluval tank..I have both cpd's an emeralds..no biggee..as well as neons an cardinals..etc
Rachel I really enjoy your videos . I was just wondering if you could answer a question . I have 4 CPD's and I'm pretty sure they have been breeding and there's some black spots on the glass , is this eggs ?
+John Fraser no, eggs aren't black but the fry are and look like eyelashes, right up at the surface
Rachel O'leary ok thanks I'll have to keep an eye out for them.
They are soooooo so pretty Rachel I've never seen these before 🤗
Awesome little fish!
I would like to see the cross w cpd. Why's it bad to cross?
Hey big fan of your TH-cam channel. I have a couple of questions. I have a 65 gallon planted tank with 6 giant danios and 3 silver dollars. I'm getting rid of the silver dollars because they are eating all of my plants. I want to get a school of white cloud mountain minnows, any other fish you recommend. Thanks
Billy Esposito What about golden white clouds? Or maybe long fin white clouds? Or if your lucky the vietnamese white clouds? Get a bunch, like at least 25.
Question. How do i get mine to come out of hiding? They never come out. I dont even know if they’re feeding.
Hey Rachel! Love your videos you are so educated I learn so much and see so many different breeds! I came across this video, looking for stocking ideas and LOVE this fish. Do you have any in stock? And are they a schooling fish?
I do not. They are not tight schoolers but do need a good sized group
Rachel O'Leary darn but thanks for the prompt response! Thank you!
I was researching Emerald Rasbora's and this video popped up. I got excited to learn from you. Do you think neocaridina's and caridina baby shrimp have a chance if I were to stock their tank with these fish? I have a somewhat heavily planted tank and it will be more dense once my back stem plants grow in. Thank you for any help. I'm not sure if I want to risk some babies being eaten.
Some babies would absolutely be eaten, how many really depends on the tank size and set up (planting). I find these small danios to be especially good predators, that being said- SOME babies absolutely willl surivive
@@RachelOLeary Thank you for responding. So fast too. I don't think I want to risk it for I just purchased 10 red tigers last week but have had cherry and red rili for a few yrs now. I'd love to find some red tigers berried and babies too. They are in a 15g Aqua Japan rimless setup. What's your thinking on chili Rasbora's, ember tetras, or cpd? I'm following you on IG with my name cheryls_shrimp_aquarium. My goal is to have the back heavily planted with my root plants.
In 100% honesty, if your goal is breeding shrimp, just skip the fish. You can always add adult shrimp to a fish tank later when your colonies are established and their breeding is a bonus in stead of a goal. I think you were an old tiger customer, no?
@@RachelOLeary Thank you. I think you are right and I needed to hear that or I'd be getting some micro fish first chance I saw some. I'll do my darnest to hold back the urge. Hehehe. Yes,...You helped me Rachel with some shrimp questions about 3 yrs ago regarding tigers temp and pH. You didn't have any or I would have purchased some from you. I got some from Rob at Flip Aquatics. Unfortunately, I was flooded out of my aptmt for 7ish weeks only after having my new tigers for only 6 weeks. I was so depressed from so much but a good friend cared for my tank. Sadly my tigers didn't survive but I was so thankful that she even took in my shrimp tank and dog while my daughter and I were set up elsewhere. Many generations later my cherry and rili shrimp are doing great still to this day. I finally got some tigers last week. I love watching your species only video's along with so many other goodies. Thank you for taking the time to respond earlier. Much appreciated.
gosh, loving all these videos! so full of info! thanks for sharing!!
Q: you mentioned hybridization possibilities; it sounds like a bad thing, is it? how come?
they are not as attrctive, and in general, i just prefer to not hybridize fish
I have 14 of these little gems in a heavily planted 20g long. At feeding time I will often just sprinkle a small amount of Hakari first bites on the water surface and watch these guys gradually come up to the open waters to search out the food.
They also love bbs.
I keep mine in neutral ph, water in the low to mid 70's,
I have some , it was a mistake they made when they first discovered them to call them rasboras as they are actually danios and actually require opposite water parameters than rasboras
Thanks for another great video Rachel! One of my favorite fish is the Badis Badis, or scarlet Badis, and I would love to see you do a video on them, tank sizing and food.
I love these but I already have CPDs. Maybe later on I’ll get these in another planted setup.
great video and beautiful fish for species spotlight !!!
Thanks for sharing. Great looking fish.....
Do you think they would hybridize with neon danios or lyre tails? That would be quite interesting
+Dee From Brooklyn what is the Latin?
A species spotlight on the Long fin White clouds or any of the Rainbow fish would be awesome.
When these guys do hybridize with CPDs, are the fry reproductively viable?
Yes
Great video! Love these little wonders, I have 10 of them in my 15g planted tank. I had one pair mating but didn't see any eggs being laid...
Hey Rachel I bought some of these at my LFS but they were labeled as ‘Burmese tiger rasbora’ is this also a common name for them?
i suck at common names, but most likely yes
Mine were "red striped Burmese rasbora"
I have a 4ft tank and would like to set up a all platy tank all mixed colours .and cat fish .woud that be ok
will they breed with cpd
I would like to see a species spotlight from you on Iriatherina werneri.
I want to get some of these so badly but I have cpds in my one and only tank. time to pull out the spare tank.
hi what heater would you recommend for some neon tetras and rosie barbs?
i have a 25 gallon tank
Could these cross breed with some tetras or pencil fish?
+Stephen Bamber no
nice vid.. those fish are pretty cool.. I just subbed ur channel
Hey Rachel just wanted to know if you're still working on aquascaping tools
+eddiekytia yep
wow great job on you're fish video and I have heard my gobe dragon is a cousin to a gobe dragon in the ocean in the ocean gobe dragon
Nice fish! I really like the nanos...
How about making a video on Indian Hatchet Fish (Orange Hatchet), Laubuka (Chela) dadiburjori.
I have some but i don't know much about them really.
Keep the awesome videos coming!
+DriveWRX I already did, I think
You did sort of...
The video was only 10 sec long.
+DriveWRX oh! Then I eill do one. I thought I did.i have 200 of them in stock. Great fish
have you gotten piabucus dentatus before? real bba eaters ?
Would these be OK with drawf puffers ? Rachel many thanks great video 👍👍👍👍👍👍😊
How many would you recommend for a 20 gallon tank?
+shayqbomb depends on what else would be in it but I would do a minimum of 10
Thanks. I'm still planning My first planted tank and I want to make sure that I don't overstock
I didn't know that CPDs had any relatives in their genus. They obviously would if they were still in the genus Danilo but I have heard they were recently reclassified again into the genus Celestichthys.
+Owen's Aquariums yea, several years ago. Choprae are also in the genus
Rachel O'leary I'm not sure if I'm correct, but I think that when they were discovered they were labelled as the genus Microrasbora, then switched to Celestichthys, then Danio, and in late 2016 switched to Celestichthys again.
+Owen's Aquariums I think it was 2012 they were formally reclassidied, but would have to look through my papers when home
they were formally classified as Celestichtys by Kottelat (2013)
Rachel O'leary Thanks! It's awesome how you learn new things in this hobby.
What would a Emerald rasbora galaxy rasbora hybrid look like?
3:29 this is really wrong information. Emerald Dwarfs do not get on well with Kubotai Rasboras, the Kubotais bully the danios and don't let them eat. Since removing the Kubotais from my 45 gallon heavily planted tank the emerald Dwarfs are breeding and fry are growing up on their own, add some pygmy Corys and it'll be perfect. Loving. these little dudes.
Really nice!👍
could you kindly do a video on brichardi cichlids please? Thank you so very much .
great video as always thnx a lot :-)
wow, different ending ;-)
+Tonguç Endem I switch it up every once in awhile to see if anyone is watching lol
sometimes I just click on to hear Rachel say all those big scientific words. they roll of her tongue so easily. I'd have to use flash cards 😃
haha, well sometimes it takes me five tries to say my own name, if it makes you feel any better!
Rachel O'leary lol
Do more Apistogramma or other SA dwarf cichlids.
M xmm Hey Rachel everyone does ciclids. Please keep representing us nano keepers. Ignore this guy.
M xmm Hey Rachel everyone does ciclids. Please keep representing us nano keepers. Ignore this guy.
You should do Axelrodia riesei if you get them in again as I see you are sold out
+Brackon Ward I did them already :)
oh I guess I need to go watch that video because I miss mine that I had a few years ago
I was lucky to find some a couple of years ago and I happily paid the asking price. They are very pretty little things, but they were rather disappointing in the end and I eventually sold the lot of them last fall. I just got tired of never seeing them. They were in a very densely planted 10G, set up especially for them, starting with a dozen of the fish and some cherry shrimp.
It bugged me that they were almost never visible, not even at feeding time. They did not appear to get used to their situation. I really only saw them in silhouette after the lights went out, as the tank didn't have a back or front side specifically and was backlit from a window.
I kept their tank super clean, crystal clear with lots of water changes and plenty of live food. They seemed fairly hardy once they were acclimated. I lost a couple in the first week, they'd only been in the store a few days. I didn't have the space to set up breeding tanks, unfortunately. Perhaps tank bred fish would have been a bit less shy?
Not in my experience. Like CPD, they are just very aware of their role in the food chain.
i just bought 1 today, they live with 2 endlers and 2 rice fish and its out like crazy. they all swim together its fun to watch! also i have java fern, anubias, christmas moss, and a couple other plants, i spaced out the plants and they really just swim away from the plants lol.
:) These are very pretty Little Danio I have heard...
Good video , i like a video with the freshwaterneedels.
what's wrong with a hybrid
+garner lavoie they are not very attractive and most of these little fish are from threatened waters, better to not hybridize
Rachel O'leary so mostly just to keep that species pure and around ??
+garner lavoie yes
Rachel O'leary Ah cool makes perfect sense, thanks for taking time to reply
Rachel I can only afford so many tanks!!!
the struggle IS real!
very easily bred I started with eight now I have about 30
Do threadfin rainbowfish
Mine are really shy
O have a shoal of tem and o love them só much
Can you do vids on Plex fish plz as I like to call then sucker fish lol
+Adam Cuttriss pleco?
pseudomugil gertrudae aru ii. Please. Wanted too keep them for years, but my threadfin and killie addiction has become a problem.
Finally in recovery from apisto addiction.
+Tyler Gordon lol. New pseudomugils coming this week. Stay tuned
I made the mistake of moving to an area with extremely low tds from from the tap. Makes it really hard not too have tons of softwater fish. In the process of building a house... and no it does not have a fish room... I have a 30x40 steel barn.