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27-07-2009, 05:47 PM | #51 |
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27-07-2009, 05:58 PM | #53 |
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Thks Bro......that a giant u got there.
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27-07-2009, 06:14 PM | #54 |
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More info here
Below is taken from Practical Fishkeeping website. Take a look written in the red.
Myleus schomburgkii This has a single vertical black bar that starts in the middle of the dorsal and finishes in front of the anal fin. A shoal swimming among twisted roots and branches creates the most wonderful of Amazonian themes along with a shoal of Pimelodus pictus and Leporinus. There are currently three regional variants of the species. Two to me look very similar, but I suspect that the first will soon be described as a different species. This variant sports blue-white finnage with an extremely broad vertical vertical band while the other two have a red anal fin and a narrower black band. The species is however only imported from time to time, and is collected from Brazil, notably the Rio Negro, Xingu, Araguaia, Venezuela and the Orinoco. It is common for these fish to be imported with what looks like black spot disease. These black spots are scattered over body and fins and are smaller than a pinhead. This is also common in wild-caught Angels and geophagines. Although unsightly, these aren't really a problem - they are probably just "glochidia" - a larval stage of a freshwater mollusc. What happens is that free-swimming larvae attach themselves to a host (the fish) and wait until it is swallowed whole by a particular bird. The mollusc larva then travel through the bird's digestive system, which triggers metamorphosis, before finally being excreted in the bird's faeces back to the river bed... So you don't have to worry about clams appearing in your tank! As the fish grow, these spots will become less as layers of skin tissue flake off. So don't let this problem get in the way of your enjoying this fish - unless you have |
27-07-2009, 08:55 PM | #55 |
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27-07-2009, 09:21 PM | #56 |
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27-07-2009, 09:26 PM | #57 |
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This is the 3EBH in my 6ft tank.my aro punching bag.
colour very wash out,still think they look better in black back-ground. Last edited by S_G; 13-09-2009 at 02:27 AM. |
27-07-2009, 09:31 PM | #58 |
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Yup, I agree. With black back-ground the EBH colour will look very nice. Yr bigger EBH the pattern of the hook look like same like mine. What the size for the bigger EBH?
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27-07-2009, 09:32 PM | #59 |
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