I have a 55 gallon with Syno. multies in it with mollies & some Haps. the mollies were freebies my neighbor gave me as excess. the haps picked off the smallest ones & any/all fry so I have a group of 8 large black mollies that are now ignored by everyone. http://i250.photobucket.com/albums/g...

minifoot77 wrote:contact frybabies.com julie normally has them and is very near you tell her a cca member refered you

I picked up 3 from her last week. 1 male, 2 female wild caught from barundi. Thank you.

Thank you for the offer. I found someone somewhat local that I was able to go & pick them up an hour away. I didnt want to ship during the winter.

I was doing some thinking (I try not to too often, it hurts, lol) but evolution does strange things which work out in the end...sometimes. Take S. multi for instance. A parasitic spawner. What would compell a fish to risk the energy it need to produce a clutch of eggs only to drop it in front of ano...

At what size do albino bn's become sexually dimorphic? I have one, I bought it at 3/4" & its now 2.5" long. It's in a 55 gallon tank. I'd like to get more, but am curious if its a male or not. http://i250.photobucket.com/albums/gg257/exasperatus2002/bristlenosedpleco00.jpg http://i250....

Does anyone that lives within an hour of allentown pa 18103 have any multies available?

Does anyone in the US have any young multi's available?

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Congratulations on the spawn. Any updates?

Beautiful! congratulations.

Corydoras are supposed to be easy. I havent bred any cats yet, Im waiting on my Synodontis multipunctatus to grow up so I can.

In an aquarium/pond his chances are good. He's got a spare and vision isnt their primary sense of prey detection.

How big are your multies when they started to spawn?

With the exception of the stingray pleco (not a real pleco), I only use the term pleco of it has the typical "pleco" features...body armour, large mouth for clinging to the glass, dorsal & pectoral spikes. Farlowella, chinese algae eaters & such I wouldnt call a pleco.