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Well it's been over a week now since i purchased 6 Yasuhikotakia lecontei's from Emma's store. I've been keeping these Yasuhikotakia lecontei's in a tank on their own for the time being, while i observe their behavior. The males are by far the most aggressive ones (naturally) and the females are quite mellow in comparison but they can defend themselves very well once challenged. So far, these seem able to cope well in the Grrr tank. I will keep you updated on how they manage to the life of Agro. The only time i've been able to capture some pictures is when it's feeding time. Here's a few.

Lovely fish

Beautiful! I bet they'll be right at home in the Grrr tank. They are still causing much agro at the shop, and I think I'll be moving them in with the Y. eos tomorrow or Tues.

Emma

Thanks!

These chaps are very addictive to watch. Their streamline body shape is superb to watch when they are in mid-air swimming mode.

Those are really nice!
I think I should go through the species index again, I seem to have missed some nice species.

Very nice Graeme

Thank you!

what other fish are in your grr tank (sorry i forgot, i know its posted somewhere but afterlooking voor a good 15-25minutes i gave up )

grrrr ate loaches!

Thanks!

Mark Janssen wrote:what other fish are in your grr tank (sorry i forgot, i know its posted somewhere but afterlooking voor a good 15-25minutes i gave up )

Here is the link>> http://forums.loaches.com/viewtopic.php?t=8158. I've added some Syncrossus helodes and Yasuhikotakia lecontei since then.

I always admire ya, Graeme, with your loaches.

Thank you!

I'm setting up my GRR tank to look like a boxing ring. Complete with the ring, ropes, and the stands with spectators.

That should be cool to see.

Thanks!

Heheh! Best of luck Rocco!

Emma Turner wrote:Beautiful! They are still causing much agro at the shop, and I think I'll be moving them in with the Y. eos tomorrow or Tues.

Emma

The Eos's will definitely tone down their agression. I am curious.