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GeoffH
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Schistura pridii

Post by GeoffH » Thu May 14, 2009 8:53 am

Saw four S. pridii for sale earlier today.

Is someone still trying to 'rescue' as many of these as possible for a breeding programme ?

Should I reserve them for later collection.

The shop is north of London, I live in Herts. Could someone collect them or meet me to do a relay ? I don't have a tank I can put them in temporarily.

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Post by palaeodave » Thu May 14, 2009 9:00 am

I don't suppose that was in Wildwoods, was it? They've been there quite a long time. I've been tempted many times but just don't have an appropriate set-up for them. Well...a hillstream tank but they should really be in a species-only tank.
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Post by GeoffH » Thu May 14, 2009 9:14 am

http://www.flickr.com/photos/37677437@N05/3531120172/

Photo taken earlier today of one of the four on sale.

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Post by Mad Duff » Thu May 14, 2009 9:30 am

palaeodave wrote:I don't suppose that was in Wildwoods, was it? They've been there quite a long time. I've been tempted many times but just don't have an appropriate set-up for them. Well...a hillstream tank but they should really be in a species-only tank.
I have mine in my river tank with Gastro's and Homaloptera Dave and they are fine, I dont know if it is down to the level of cover or the bigger fish with them but they are out and about a lot :)
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Post by palaeodave » Thu May 14, 2009 7:32 pm

Mad Duff wrote:
palaeodave wrote:I don't suppose that was in Wildwoods, was it? They've been there quite a long time. I've been tempted many times but just don't have an appropriate set-up for them. Well...a hillstream tank but they should really be in a species-only tank.
I have mine in my river tank with Gastro's and Homaloptera Dave and they are fine, I dont know if it is down to the level of cover or the bigger fish with them but they are out and about a lot :)

Oh god, don't say things like that to me!!!!
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Post by BotiaMaximus » Thu May 14, 2009 8:44 pm

Sounds like you were meant for each other Dave. Go Get 'em!
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