Mad Duff
Fishaholic
While moveing my Y. sidthimunki's to their new temporary tank before they move into their 75 gallon I thought I would take advantage of the situation and get some photos of the whole group all, 36 of them.
I managed to take around 80 pictures which I whittled down to 56, but to be honest I was a little disapointed with them, I may try for some better ones when I move them again into their new tank.
So here is a small selection
and one from above
I have bought the 36 in 3 groups, the first group of 10 were purchased in April 2006, the second group of 10 in November 2006 and the last group of 16 were bought in January 07 and apart from a couple of skinny ones there isn't really a vast difference in sizes considering every group were bought at around 3/4".
So it seems like the last group have grown the fastest as they are pretty much all around 1 1/2"+ now, I think the fact that they feel so at home in such a large group may have helped with there speedy growth and possibly the amount of bloodworm and black midge larvae that they get.

I managed to take around 80 pictures which I whittled down to 56, but to be honest I was a little disapointed with them, I may try for some better ones when I move them again into their new tank.
So here is a small selection





and one from above

I have bought the 36 in 3 groups, the first group of 10 were purchased in April 2006, the second group of 10 in November 2006 and the last group of 16 were bought in January 07 and apart from a couple of skinny ones there isn't really a vast difference in sizes considering every group were bought at around 3/4".
So it seems like the last group have grown the fastest as they are pretty much all around 1 1/2"+ now, I think the fact that they feel so at home in such a large group may have helped with there speedy growth and possibly the amount of bloodworm and black midge larvae that they get.
