sir_keith wrote:Tanganyikans are wonderful, but they are also challenging and interesting, which is why so many people are attracted to them. And not colorful? Poppycock.
sir_keith,
Just curious - what is the fish in the picture above ?
sir_keith wrote:Tanganyikans are wonderful, but they are also challenging and interesting, which is why so many people are attracted to them. And not colorful? Poppycock.
wryan wrote:sir_keith wrote:Tanganyikans are wonderful, but they are also challenging and interesting, which is why so many people are attracted to them. And not colorful? Poppycock.
sir_keith,
Just curious - what is the fish in the picture above ?
DJRansome wrote: ....I read that too about water stability in a larger tank, but I have never had that experience...even in 10G...
Fogelhund wrote:Cyathopharynx foai.
wryan wrote:Thanks !
It's certainly a beauty.
Fogelhund wrote:When the indirect light hits them at the right angle, and they are showing off, some of the locale variants are amongst the prettiest fish anywhere. To experience this in the aquarium, means a pretty good sized tank, 6ft minimum, with no other tank mates, just a school of foai.
Even then, they are going to be silver at times, but when they do flare up, and indirect light hits them... they are something else for sure.
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