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| Scleropages jardinii
(Saville-Kent 1892), the Australian Bonytongue/Arowana. To a meter
in length. One foot juvenile |
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| Macropodus opercularis (Linnaeus 1758), the
Paradise Fish, was the original "tropical fish (in France
1869, Germany 1876), imported via ship in "milk cans" and
such onboard steamers in the nineteenth century. To about four
inches in length. Growing males will fight with each other. Cond.s:
pH 6-8, dH 5-19, temp. 16-26 C. |
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| Macropodus opercularis (Linnaeus 1758), the
Paradise Fish, was the original "tropical fish (in France
1869, Germany 1876), imported via ship in "milk cans" and
such onboard steamers in the nineteenth century. To about four
inches in length. Growing males will fight with each other. Cond.s:
pH 6-8, dH 5-19, temp. 16-26 C. |
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| The Royal Plecostomus, Panaque
nigrolineatus (Peters 1877). To at least sixteen inches in
length in the wild. |
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