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'Cichlasoma' octofasciatum 10 + 10 first bred
Pelvicachromis pulcher 10
Pelvicachromis pulcher 10
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Collins, Margaret 50 Points
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I have been over at Marges a couple time this past week.... so I dd a first check on a couple of her fish.
'Cichlasoma' octofasciatum (Jack Dempsey) fry born Sept 5, 2008 10 points, first bred
Pelvicachromis pulcher (Krib) fry born Dec 14, 2007 they are now juveniles 10 points
'Cichlasoma' octofasciatum (Jack Dempsey) fry born Sept 5, 2008 10 points, first bred
Pelvicachromis pulcher (Krib) fry born Dec 14, 2007 they are now juveniles 10 points
Sonny Disposition
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Alright Marge! Way to go!
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marge618
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SA free swimming fry. My Mesonuata Insignis (Festivums) have spawned. The fry are free swimming, eating crushed NLS and sponge filter junk. Looks like there are over 50 of them.
marge618
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African free swimming fry Monday Nov 10
My Pelvicachrimis 'triple red' that I got from Ted Judy have spawned. I have had the trio for some time. I never suspected there were eggs, nor did I see the first forages for food. There is a swarm of free swimming fry jealously guarded by both parents!
My Pelvicachrimis 'triple red' that I got from Ted Judy have spawned. I have had the trio for some time. I never suspected there were eggs, nor did I see the first forages for food. There is a swarm of free swimming fry jealously guarded by both parents!
marge618
CCA member
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The juvenile Kribs are really getting big. Maybe it is time for me to put some of them in the CCA auction!
The Jack Dempsey fry are thriving. They used to look like a bunch of lively bouncing dust spots in the tank. Now you can see the verticle stripes on their body! How big should JD be before they go in the auction?
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The juvenile Kribs are really getting big. Maybe it is time for me to put some of them in the CCA auction!
The Jack Dempsey fry are thriving. They used to look like a bunch of lively bouncing dust spots in the tank. Now you can see the verticle stripes on their body! How big should JD be before they go in the auction?
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Pelvicachromis pulcher + 10 Auction
'Cichlasoma' octofasciatum + 10 Auction
New total : 50
'Cichlasoma' octofasciatum + 10 Auction
New total : 50