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Mike Ophir
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Botia caudipunctata

Post by Mike Ophir » Wed Aug 16, 2006 12:54 pm

Hi all,

Its been about a year since I purchased 3 B. caudipunctata and 2 B. eos from a store down in Providence, RI. Wow how they have grown! The alpha specimen, which I am guessing is a male has developed a deep blue body coloration, an orange tinged dorsal fin with black spots and a lemon yellow caudal (tail) fin with large black spots. This guy is a Mun river variant of which Bogdan posted photos in the species profile page. The other 2 lack the spots in the dorsal fin so they are a regional variation but never the less awesome looking. Will try to post photos soon. Just thought I would share my observations.

Mike

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Post by sophie » Wed Aug 16, 2006 1:09 pm

photos would be lovely, she said hopefully.
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Post by NancyD » Wed Aug 16, 2006 4:43 pm

Yes Mike, pics please. (I must have read your earlier post about them, that's why I thought you'd know all the "area" shops)
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Post by shari2 » Wed Aug 16, 2006 9:48 pm

I'd love to see the pics, too Mike. I miss my eos. He was king of the tank. Unfortunately he disappeared. Really. One day he was there, the next day he was just gone. Nowhere to be found. I even broke down the tank looking for him...

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Post by Mad Duff » Thu Aug 17, 2006 4:55 am

Hi Mike

I loved my B Eos when I had them, they are a stunning fish even if they can be a bit bad tempered at times (well most of the time for mine), I let mine go to someone who already had a couple in a 6' tank and was looking for some more. I am glad I managed to get some nice photos of them before I let them go.

Mark

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