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Parasphaerichthys lineatus

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  • #300678

    Plaamoo
    Participant

    Stopped into one of my LFS’s in Seattle last week and saw these, labeled”Burmese choc. gourami”. One shopkeeper is very knowledgeable stuff and said they were p. ocellatus, close. Never seen or heard of them before but like them! I brought 2 home, lost one the second night. Hoping to get back and get a few more as the one is obviously lonely, but it’s an hour and a half drive. not much of a pic, will get better when it lets me.

    #317566

    Matt
    Keymaster

    Oh s**t they’re the real thing!!!

    #317568

    keith565
    Participant

    wow, i’ve never seen these before. more pics please.
    i do hope you get a few more of these.

    #317571

    Matt
    Keymaster

    Here’s the pic from the current Aquarium Glaser newsletter:

    Attached files

    #317572

    oaken
    Participant

    Yeah, I know a guy whos had a bunch for about 2 months or so now.. very small fish, around 2 cm. Very rare fish that

    #317575

    hachge
    Participant

    I ordered some from indonesia ,received them all dead and never been able again to put my hands on them.It is a very nice fish that as far as I know has never been reproduced in captivity

    #317577

    torso
    Participant

    as you can see they have been bred. no problem to buy them in germany/switzerland at a reasonable price.
    from aquaristik-im-detail.de
    20.02.2010
    “Es gibt in der DATZ 4/2002 einen guten Artikel von Jörg Freyhof über Haltung und Zucht deiner Fische. Die Fische sollen recht unproblematisch sein , laut Autor lassen sich die Fische gut in weichem und harten Wasser halten ,nahmen wohl sogar Trockenfutter , die Nachzucht erfolgte in weichem Wasser (dgh1 ,ph7 ,25°C) ,es sind Jungfische im Aufzuchtbecken extensiv groß geworden.
    Mathias”
    Haltung=keeping
    Nachzucht=breeding
    I try to get the article if needed.
    cheers Charles

    #317579

    Colin
    Participant

    Glaser are sold out now

    #317581

    torso
    Participant

    Glaser yes but there are others

    #317606

    keith565
    Participant

    well, would you believe it, i picked up 7 of these wee fish yesterday at my friends shop. he didn’t know what they were. pics to follow asap.
    they are in normal tapwater at the moment, but the plan is to get them into rainwater as soon as i can.

    #317607

    Matt
    Keymaster

    Hmm interesting that the market suddenly appears flooded with these – same as what’s happened with Notropis chrosomus. *scratches chin* Let’s see if someone manages to breed them. Keith I hope it’s you mate!

    #318345

    Plaamoo
    Participant

    I did manage to get 3 more of these shortly after getting the first ones. Out of the 5 I have 3 left and they’re doing well. I have a tank on the deck growing algae and whatever else pops up. Lately there’s been some nice tiny wigglers appearing and they are getting used to taking them from the turkey baster.


    How are yours doing Keith?? Anyone else?

    #318349

    Matt
    Keymaster

    Looking good Jim great to hear more about these! What’s a “wiggler”?

    Charles if you’re able to get that article it’d be great.

    #318351

    Plaamoo
    Participant

    Not sure Matt, some kind of very small insect larvae??

    #318367

    torso
    Participant

    I’ll try to get the article. it’s not on stock actually

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