S sawdust Registered Member Jan 24, 2006 1 0 0 Jan 24, 2006 #1 We are lost. What kind of fish is this?
J jason2894 cichlids,cichlids,cichlids!!!!!!!!! Jan 13, 2006 166 0 0 49 Ohio Jan 24, 2006 #2 looks as if its some kind of loach to me but i am not sure.
R rainstorm AC Members Jan 21, 2006 39 0 0 Jan 24, 2006 #3 Looks very similar to whatever fish that is at top top, next to the 'Aquaria Central' logo.
H here4fish29 Registered Member Jan 24, 2006 1 0 0 Jan 24, 2006 #4 can someone please tell me what kind of fish this is? thank you i would like to know what kind of fish this is? can anyone tell me? if so thank you very much!
can someone please tell me what kind of fish this is? thank you i would like to know what kind of fish this is? can anyone tell me? if so thank you very much!
R rainstorm AC Members Jan 21, 2006 39 0 0 Jan 24, 2006 #5 A parrot fish. I think some people call it a blood parrot fish. It's a hybred.
R RTR AC Members Oct 5, 1998 5,806 0 0 Braddock Heights, MD Jan 25, 2006 #6 It is an African Characin, a Distichodus species, likely D. lusosso. It gets very large, well over a foot. It is not a hybid, nor any relation to loaches.
It is an African Characin, a Distichodus species, likely D. lusosso. It gets very large, well over a foot. It is not a hybid, nor any relation to loaches.
SnakeIce AC Members May 4, 2002 1,856 135 66 North Ga, USA Real Name Frederick Jan 25, 2006 #7 the fish in the first post apears to be a Distichodus lusosso. attains a length of 16 inches and loves to eat plants.
the fish in the first post apears to be a Distichodus lusosso. attains a length of 16 inches and loves to eat plants.
C carpediem Registered Loser Nov 23, 2005 173 0 16 Pittsburgh, PA www.keystoneaquatics.com Jan 25, 2006 #8 D. lusosso indeed... pH - 6.8 H - 8 25 C 40 cm 400 L