A few random pictures from the past week or so

[anewbie]

 

[anewbie]

 

[gwand]

Great fish. What are the Latin names?

 

[anewbie]

Great fish. What are the Latin names?

Which ones ?

 

[gwand]

Which ones ?

All of them. I’m learning.

 

[anewbie]

All of them. I’m learning.

Sorry too many in this thread - give me a post #

 

[gwand]

Sorry too many in this thread - give me a post #

#212.

 

[anewbie]

Thankfully i've forgotten all the Latin i learned in high-school but picture #1 is
apistogramma sp blutkehi (young f1 male)
and picture 2 is
laetacara dorsigera (wc - i think young female red form).

 

[Innesfan]

and picture 2 is
laetacara dorsigera (wc - i think young female red form).

And maturing nicely.

 

[anewbie]

Updated picture on one of my b. cupido. I've had them for a bit over 2 years so they are likely close to 3 in total age:

 

[anewbie]

 

[anewbie]

A couple of today's catch:

These are much harder to photograph then some of the others as they are built for speed and speed they enjoy.


And these two are known to be shy.

 

[gwand]

What is the Latin name for the zebra stripped fishes in #222?

 

[anewbie]

What is the Latin name for the zebra stripped fishes in #222?

I think you want the scientific name which is not always latin - if that is the case it is nanochromis transvestitus - if you want latin - i'm sorry i no longer remember my latin.

 

[gwand]

I think you want the scientific name which is not always latin - if that is the case it is nanochromis transvestitus - if you want latin - i'm sorry i no longer remember my latin.

Nano and chromis are Greek. Transvestitus is Latin. So a blend. Cool looking fish.