Here's the new blacklist. Freshwater fish come in two sections: invasive (restricted, need permit) and prohibited. The restricted ones are near...
@DCWarHound, I do know an actual human being who breeds Shibas if you ever decide you want more insanity, furniture-eating and boundless energy in...
Happy birthday! Hope you have an awesome day.
Just a note for Tanganyikan cichlid keepers, Synodontis multipunctatus lives with Tangs in the wild and would be a wonderfully interesting...
Yes they do, look at this guy's site from the Netherlands. I don't know why but I find it super adorable; I think it's because it reminds me of a...
Count me in @Marco, this is looking like an AMAZING import, the best I could imagine. I'll start thinking about what to order...
The type / colour of discus doesn't matter, they don't distinguish between "races" :tongue: Some people only like to have one strain in a tank,...
You've covered most of my wishlist there :P Choc gouramis are the number 1 species I'm always looking for. The following threads are good...
Hey gdt78, I have some! How should I get them to you? Also want to know about your project - blackwater fish are the best!
Yeah, it's really worrying to think that something that's being decided in America, that we don't have any say in, can have such a great effect on...
Done, good luck!
Yeah those are the ones @JJFury has. Plus there's Toxotes microlepis which is also true freshwater. But @Spaul was asking particularly about T....
Not blacklisted, and they're around quite a lot. Interestingly I've found them more common in Joburg pet shops than Pretoria ones.
Noooo.... malawis are boring :tongue: (sorry just my opinion) African oddball tank (Congo river biotope or thereabouts!) Or a blackwater South...
Hehe :laugh:
It seems that no algae may be imported at all. If I could make balls out of the clado in my tanks I'd be sitting on a fortune... :evil:
Still?
@Irma you are awesome.
Glad you've seen them around! OK, when you breed them I want to buy some of the offspring :)
Just keep looking everywhere you go! Apparently the females are "silvery" - my research leads me to think that maybe I've never actually seen one...
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