Planks' Tetra pics
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DoubleDutch
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Nice Ian !
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Well, this is the best pic of the gold tetras I've got for ages, and it's still not very good.
I still have 6 though, so they've done better than I really expected, and certainly years better then the flames that went in at the same time which all passed ages ago......
I still have 6 though, so they've done better than I really expected, and certainly years better then the flames that went in at the same time which all passed ages ago......
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Maybe very tiny ones - these are about a third of the size of lemons.
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A couple of pics, the emperor one caught me off-guard when I looked at it.....
and one of the tank with the golds, you can see a couple...
and one of the tank with the golds, you can see a couple...
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I know I haven't posted any pics for a long time, so here's a couple of emperor pics that I managed to get in focus....! 
One is the bossy male, the other is the new fry which I believe is female...
One is the bossy male, the other is the new fry which I believe is female...
If at first you don't succeed....
...get someone else to do it!
Enjoy your fish, shrimps and snails!
Ian
...get someone else to do it!
Enjoy your fish, shrimps and snails!
Ian