Loaches Online "mini British meet-up" 29/03/08

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mickthefish
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Post by mickthefish »

not bad David seens you did'nt use the flash.
the Danio looks a decent size bud, the pulchra aint bad either.

look foreward to seeing more pics bud.

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Post by piggy4 »

Hi David you do look a bit tipsy , on both pics :wink: :lol:
Nice pics :!:
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Intoxicated by all the loaches?! :P :lol:
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Nice fish!! And, as always, I am envious of any of Emma's customers.
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Post by Tinman »

Helen and I said beforehand that David was bound to be taller than us! Most people are...
David, You must be nearly 5'6" :lol: :lol:

Great fish ya got and even better GREAT People yer with 8)
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Tinman wrote:David, You must be nearly 5'6" :lol: :lol:
:shock: Hey, don't make me come over there!!! :lol: No, luckily for you, you have redeemed yourself with the second sentence! :wink:

Jim et al, you'll have to have a holiday to the UK sometime. :D

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Post by wasserscheu »

Jim Powers wrote:Every time I see one of these threads about visits to Emma's shop I get very envious.
Me too ... we need to find a way ... there WILL be an international day ... :D

Nice pic´s of the meeting and the fish of course.
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Post by daspricey »

not bad David seens you did'nt use the flash.
the Danio looks a decent size bud, the pulchra aint bad either.
Cheers, the danios are a good 2.5"+ i would say.
Hi David you do look a bit tipsy , on both pics
:lol: Well the first time i ended up saying something as the photo was taken and the second time....

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Intoxicated by all the loaches?!
Yup, spent most of my time in the loach isle! :lol:
David, You must be nearly 5'6"
ROFLMAO! :lol:
Nah i'm about 5' 10" or 11".
Great fish ya got and even better GREAT People yer with Cool
Yeah, Emma, Helen & Tom are lovely people!
Jim et al, you'll have to have a holiday to the UK sometime. Very Happy
I agree, i think you guys should all come over at the same time & take a lfs tour around the UK. 8)

Thanks for the nice comments about the fish.
I got my camera out again because the nigros were out and about but as soon as i walked in with the camera they would be behind the background (You will see what i mean).
I managed one excellent shot IMO which i'm so chuffed about i put my name on it of a sinibotia pulchra. :P

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And a few average shots and poor shots,

Sinibotia pulchra

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You can see in the last pic what i mean about behind the background, it's a great 5'X2'X3" cave for loaches. :P

Garra cambodgiensis

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Acanthocobitis zonalternans

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I triad getting one of the unknown danios, it's the only shot i could get showing (If you look carefully) the pattern they have. They are incredibly hard to get shots of.

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Couldn't resist a sneaky shot of my weather loach,

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Cheers
David

Now the nigros are out shoaling with the rainbows, danios & devarios, how typical! :roll:
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Post by mickthefish »

David your unknown danios look like a undiscribed sp, the sal;e name given is the panther danio bud, thats if i'm right.
if it is i was the first to spawn them in this country anyway, but i think it was the world as no other reports came in.

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Post by daspricey »

They were out of the same batch of these,

http://www.petfrd.com/forum/showthread.php?t=22416

Which yeah you indicate that they are panther danios (TWO3), probably a regional variation. My males aren't quite as bright as that though, probably still settling in.
Congratz on being the first to spawn them, what method did you use?

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Post by palaeodave »

daspricey wrote: Image
That's a brilliant shot, quite right to put your name on it!
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