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Dramatis Personae (updated 11/05)
29 G #1-
Psuedocrenilabrus multicolor Victoriae, aka Dwarf Egyptian
Mouthbrooder
I've had females holding fry (can you see the fry looking back at you
from her throat?), but haven't seen any free swimming yet
Endler's livebearers
I love them, and they are happy to populate any empty tank space
Rachovia brevis Carrasquero
BBL 01-01
South American annual killifish
Aphyosemion loennbergii HAH 98
(an extra pair here just in case)
Corydoras oiapoquensis pair
Corydoras linetus
29 G #2-
Melanotaenia parva
Brilliant and fast; here is a male displaying to the girls. This
image does not do justice to the incredible brilliance of their
orange. I'll keep trying, though.
Danio choprae
Small & fast orange danios
Botia sidthimunki
Busy, busy dwarf loaches spend lots of time outside their favorite
nooks under the driftwood
Rachovia maculopinnis Cano
Delgadito BBL 01-04
South American annual killifish
29 G #3
Laetacara dorsigerus
Exceptionally mellow cichlids would rather hide than mate; but when
they dress up like this, they mean business
Endler's livebearers
Fundulopanchax gardneri Misaje
(overflow population & grow out)
12 G nanocube #1
grow out tank (population varies)
12 G nanocube #2
Aphyosemion loennbergii HAH 98
Happily keeping the tank populated without any
effort on my part
Corydoras pygmaeus
12 G nanocube #2
Fundulopanchax gardneri Misaje
main population
Corydoras hasbrosus
And the population of the 3G tanks varies per needs for
quarantine, hospital tanks, and grow-out.
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