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| Fishy-Fishy | Posted: 18/1/2009 15:12 Updated: 18/1/2009 15:12 |
Tropical Moderator   Joined: 30/8/2004 From: - Posts: 9605 |
 Re: Brochis SplendensVery nice! How many did you get?
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| flappinganimal | Posted: 18/1/2009 15:23 Updated: 18/1/2009 15:23 |
Home away from home   Joined: 23/3/2008 From: Essex Posts: 2734 |
Re: Brochis Splendens I got two for now. Will be getting some more fairly soon. Big fish so I didnt want to get 6 all in one hit. (expensive too
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| Silvertip | Posted: 18/1/2009 15:53 Updated: 18/1/2009 15:53 |
Home away from home  Joined: 28/9/2007 From: Leicestershire Posts: 760 |
Re: Brochis Splendens Good lookin' fish, how big are they and where do they come from?
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| flappinganimal | Posted: 18/1/2009 16:13 Updated: 18/1/2009 16:13 |
Home away from home Joined: 23/3/2008 From: Essex Posts: 2734 |
Re: Brochis Splendens Mine are about 3 inches, maybe a bit under. They grow about 3.5 inches. They come from the Amazon.
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| EagleC | Posted: 18/1/2009 16:15 Updated: 18/1/2009 16:15 |
Plants Adviser   Joined: 28/3/2007 From: Hampshire Posts: 8176 |
Re: Brochis Splendens She's lovely
(if I remember rightly They get to about 8cm) |
| kevin | Posted: 18/1/2009 18:35 Updated: 18/1/2009 18:35 |
Home away from home Joined: 26/6/2008 From: - Posts: 820 |
Re: Brochis Splendens nice colours and patterns. never seen them before. and look at all those snails in the background!
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| flappinganimal | Posted: 19/1/2009 8:30 Updated: 19/1/2009 19:17 |
Home away from home Joined: 23/3/2008 From: Essex Posts: 2734 |
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| cathie | Posted: 19/1/2009 20:13 Updated: 19/1/2009 20:13 |
Coldwater Moderator   Joined: 11/2/2006 From: London Posts: 10895 |
Re: Brochis Splendens So that's a posh big corydoras is it despite name?
Don't think the mts in foreground are descendants of mine, too elongated, but the others could def. be, hope they are being useful! |
| flappinganimal | Posted: 19/1/2009 21:09 Updated: 19/1/2009 21:09 |
Home away from home Joined: 23/3/2008 From: Essex Posts: 2734 |
Re: Brochis Splendens Hi Cathie
Yes a big posh Corydoras!  I think recently they have been classified as being a true form of Corydoras. Think I read that in a PFK article. The body shape is slightly different and they have more rays to their fins.According to Planet Catfish theyre quite adaptable as long as water quality is good and they have plenty of cover. Yes all the posh MTS are yours. Theyre doing VERY well, a bit too well  . I love them I did have to take a few out the other day. A piece of cougette that survived a night time of Plec abuse was covered in them so I swooped at the chance to loose a few. They keep my tank lovely and clean. |
| suey2 | Posted: 20/1/2009 17:22 Updated: 20/1/2009 17:22 |
Coldwater Moderator  Joined: 21/2/2006 From: Surrey Posts: 9449 |
Re: Brochis Splendens He's very posh! I've got some of Cathie's snails too and they are doing very well, they're fab and do a really good job of mooching about in the substrate
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| Fishadmin | Posted: 11/10/2009 11:01 Updated: 11/10/2009 11:01 |
Webmaster   Joined: 11/4/2003 From: Bedfordshire Posts: 3732 |
Re: Brochis Splendens Caresheet for Brochis Splendens here..
http://www.fishkeeping.co.uk/modules/caresheets/caresheet.php?caresheetID=184 |
