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| Amphilophus citrinellus (Gunther 1864),
Midas Cichlid, Red Devil. Central America: Atlantic slope of
Nicaragua and Costa Rica (Rio San Juan drainage, including Lakes
Nicaragua, Managua, Jiloá, Masaya and Apoyo). To nearly
ten inches in standard length. Feeds on snails, interstitial fauna
(aufwuchs), insect larvae, worms. |
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| A couple nice "red" Discus at Aquarama
09. |
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| Scleropages formosus young demonstration
at Aquarama 09... a bunch of ejected (from the brooding males
mouth) young in a bowl that can be swirled about. Some fun
now! |
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| Salminus brasiliensis (Cuvier 1816), Jaw
Characin... of uncertain subfamily status currently. To a meter (!)
in length... and more than 30 kg.s! S. America. This one at
Singapore's largest fish farm. |
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