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Well after a long wait, i've eventually found some more Pangio myersi. These little chaps should be a nice addition with the other old breeders. All are still very much juvenile.







Here's also some Pangio kuhli that i also found mixed in with some Pangio semicincta. With an Pangio oblonga

Ooh I've not seen P. myersi for ages either Graeme. I kept these in my first ever tank! Nice find

Cheers Matt. They have them in P Barrett's in Gosforth. Ordered in as XL Kuhlii's.

Beautiful kuhlis and absolutely stunning photography! The species index beckons......

Emma

Nice job, Graeme, but hard to believe you're still after more fish!

Graeme, they are GORGEOUS

Beautiful, beautiful pictures of very lovely fish.

Surely though, that "oblonga" is in actual fact a "Panda kuhli"?

http://www.loaches.com/species-index/pangio-unknown-1

I know.....don't call you Surely

Are that myersi's pectoral fins a bit bloodshot or is it my imagination?

Martin.

Lovely fish Graeme and stunning photos

Thanks.

Good shout Martin! I forgot about the small Panda pangio. Yeah some of these Pangio oblonga are not in the best shape. Hopefully, i little bit of TLC should work.

they are beuatiful. how much time do they spend above the sand like in the photos?

Thanks Hels. These are not as bad as the Pangio anguillaris and Pangio doriae for hiding in the substrate. Although they do enjoy the wood and the plants as the hidy shelter.

Nice clear pics Graeme. Its like they were posing for the camera.

Cheers Vance.

Very nice. I cant find any striped Kuhlis around here anywhere. I was lucky to get the 10 black kuhlis I got. Havent seen them since that one time.

Nice additions

Thanks.