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OK! I will go first, here is a few pictures of some of my clowns
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Last edited by rama; 11-24-2011, 01:43 PM.300 Gallon Moshi, Clown loaches.
180 Gallon Red Bulu, Clown Loaches.
120 Gallon Ikola, Clown Loaches.
92 Gallon Duboisi, Clown Loaches.
40 Gallion fry.
10 Gallon fry.
33 Gallon Shrimp.
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That there is a prime example of well feed well maintained fish.
What a beautiful heard of fat little piggy fish.
Will try to upload a pictuer of mine.Comment
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Awesome size! I love misbars700g Mini-Monster tankComment
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I love clown loaches! Clearly so do you
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Wow, those must be huge!!!Comment
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My old guyComment
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Very Nicr! How big is that Clown?Originally posted by danielp View Post
I have about 25 Clowns they range in size from 4-8 inches
Come on Houston i know you have more Clowns than that, lets see some of those photos!300 Gallon Moshi, Clown loaches.
180 Gallon Red Bulu, Clown Loaches.
120 Gallon Ikola, Clown Loaches.
92 Gallon Duboisi, Clown Loaches.
40 Gallion fry.
10 Gallon fry.
33 Gallon Shrimp.
4000 Gallon Koi.Comment
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I used to have some .....smiles.
CFTruth is the cement that holds the bricks and stones of a sane and civilized society together. Remove the former and the latter will crumble.Comment
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210G Malawi haps, peacocks, and clown loaches
135G buccochromis rhoadesii & 135G Malawi haps & peacocks
125G aristochromis christi & 125G Malawi hap & old clown loaches
90G star sapphire
75G buccochromis rhoadesii
55G ?
30G aulonacara Midnight & 30G eclectochromis fryComment
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About 6". Not real big for his age.Originally posted by rama View Post
For years he was in a 55 gallon with a bunch of miss matched fish that i put very little effort into.
He's now in my 125 frontosa tank and I'm trying to make up for years of neglect.
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I believe these are about 19 years old. I have another of that same age, he's bigger than either of these two, but I don't have a picture of him. It's not uncommon for the two larger ones to square off and fight. They lock barbels, their gills flap like mad, and they turn almost grey. It's fun to watch, and for some odd reason they like to do that between 9:00 and 10:00 at night.
Originally posted by danielp View Post210G Malawi haps, peacocks, and clown loaches
135G buccochromis rhoadesii & 135G Malawi haps & peacocks
125G aristochromis christi & 125G Malawi hap & old clown loaches
90G star sapphire
75G buccochromis rhoadesii
55G ?
30G aulonacara Midnight & 30G eclectochromis fryComment
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