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Green texas.

posted by: Marc Ryan	(report) Jun 10th, 2008
Views: 219	Rated: (13 votes)

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Deborah & Ben Spahalski	» posted 2008/06/10 - 14:38
he's looking great!

Aaron B	» posted 2008/06/10 - 14:51
A+! One of my favorite fish on this site. If I ever see a Herichthys Carpintis "Rio Tamuin" like this one for sale I will have a hard time not buying it.

THE chuck	» posted 2008/06/10 - 21:54
again, amazing specimen in top shape, good job marc

bip_ 4u	» posted 2008/06/11 - 07:22
Gorgeous Marc!!

Marc Ryan	» posted 2008/06/11 - 08:00
Thankyou. Aaron, he's not from Rio tamuin, just your everyday aquarium/farm bred Carpinte. He could be in better shape, i just cannot get him to pack the weight on, very fussy eater.

Aaron B	» posted 2008/06/11 - 15:21
From what I've read there are two different varients of Herichthys carpintis: The blue tones on yours indicate Rio Tamuin the other is more green (I forget the name). Either way you have an outstanding carpintis.

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robert johnson, 2008-12-02 06:07

i realy like this tank jerry with the floating wood in it

robert johnson, 2008-12-02 06:05

thats one good looking front

Jerry Goebert, 2008-12-02 06:04

cichlid novice....have you tried just putting two (M/F) in a tank by themse

Cichlid Novice, 2008-12-02 06:01

Rogger, Well mines going green ( hasnt been syphoned for 2.5 weeks

Cichlid Novice, 2008-12-02 05:58

Im sure he is and a fine one ass well. how come all you guys keep on talki

karrie edwards, 2008-12-02 05:49

Well some are just different, but its def. a male, him and my female just l