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I miss keeping and breeding these guys. All of the petstores in Nothern California stock only H carpintis. I remember when Carpintis where exotic and now The True Texan disappeared.
I feel in love with them again seeing a natural display of them at the CAS in San francisco. There must have been 100 of them of varying sizes of which where several large breeding pairs. It was fascinating to see them interact like wild fish. I miss their slate white and elegant black contrast. I love their dark eyes and the pleasure of seeing young subadults pair off and breed. So much charm! Who wants to ship me some.
Recently i discovered on youtube the variety that comes from Cuatro Cienegas. They are fascinating too!
If anyone knows what cyanoguttaus means please let us know
I love languages and I think it cyano is blue and guttatus is stomach but that doesnt fit the appearance so it leaves me unsatisfied.
I feel in love with them again seeing a natural display of them at the CAS in San francisco. There must have been 100 of them of varying sizes of which where several large breeding pairs. It was fascinating to see them interact like wild fish. I miss their slate white and elegant black contrast. I love their dark eyes and the pleasure of seeing young subadults pair off and breed. So much charm! Who wants to ship me some.
Recently i discovered on youtube the variety that comes from Cuatro Cienegas. They are fascinating too!
If anyone knows what cyanoguttaus means please let us know
I love languages and I think it cyano is blue and guttatus is stomach but that doesnt fit the appearance so it leaves me unsatisfied.