some of my motley crew...(pic heavy)

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• Mar 22, 2009

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everyone loves feeding time

nom nom nom...

big mama peppered cory

more nomming...

piggies!

skinnier peppered momma

i love schwartzi cories

apparently rams like algae wafers too...

the saddest part of this photo is that its probably the best one ive gotten of my little clown pleco (alex). you can just see the end of his nose

i believe this is a female. she has a LOT of attitude and is hard to photograph

 

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• Mar 22, 2009

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Wow what Fun fishes you have there! What type of substrate is that? It really goes well with what you have in there.

 

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its just regular old fluorite. 60lbs of the stuff (i about died when my bf shelled out the $100 for it). but it grows plants like MAD

 

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• Mar 22, 2009

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Terrific shots!

 

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• Mar 22, 2009

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cool shots

 

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not out of the same tank, but still neat...

the new dat in the 75 gallon where he really perked up and is being active

gibby, whose a little tattered from the cons, but seems to be overjoyed now that they are gone

and hector, my chinese algae eater, who is also overjoyed that the convicts are gone

 

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• Mar 22, 2009

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nice pics! Those Congo's have to be the best I've seen!

 

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thanks. i had better congos; almost twice as deep in the chest area and bigger overall; longer fin extensions, brighter colors. but all four of the best looking males i had died thanks to my water company. those two are the wimps i need to add a few more and a few more rummies

 

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I think the reason I do like them is because they look different from any I have seen.... almost like a natural version.... hard to explain...

 

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are you comparing to what you see in stores? you gotta understand that when they are in stores they look very blah. and they tend to be young, so their tails arent so developed. these guys have been established in here with good food and clean water for over 6 months. they have relaxed and colored up and grown a lot. i got them around 2" in size. they were mostly silver with short fringe. now they are pushing 4" and are fat and i have no nippy fish. their tails have filled out. once settled, most congos color up wonderfully.