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Its been a long time, Oscar, Astronotus rubrocellatus from Rio Negro

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NorCaliCichlids

Jul 29 2010, 06:32 PM

Post #21

P. Piraya

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Joined: 21-June 04
From: RaiderNation

Ok, clearly I dont know what is going on but I'd love to see some new pics of this fish. I have an F1 Peru Astronotus and I really like it. Colors are intense, way more than your store bought. Just a much better looking fish. Anyway, digging that there are all these new variants of oscars.

THE BLACK HOLE....

3 6" F0 Theraps Coeruleus "Rio Mi Sol Ha" (1 breeding pair)
1 6" F1 Herichthys Labridens "Media Luna Yellow"
4 7-10" F1 Petenia Splendida "Green" Bay Snook (2 breeding pair)
2 7-10" F1 ExCichlasoma Beani "Rio Panuco" (male and female)
7 1" Herichthys Minckleyi
3 5" F0 ExCiclasoma Ornatum (male and 2 females)

2 8" Synodontis Angelicus
2 5" Synodontis Multipunctatus
2 8" Synodontis Decorus

Looking for T. Lentiginosum, Coeruleus, Omonti, Ornatum, Atromaculatum..anything really rare.