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We need more blind/cave species in the hobby. The only commerciali available one are blind tetras and they are amazing
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This has to be the creature that the producers of StarWars got their inspiration from!
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👍🙂
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Would you be interested in footage of M. Dayi?
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I see tyre track and peocock eels everyday in ny local river fron india 🇮🇳
But never catched big o
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Similar to my fire eel
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Another couple of cichlids I've been looking for for years is neolamprologus christyi which is impossible to get here in America. The other is Telmatochromis dhonti which i did have over 12 years ago but are now also impossible to get here. Can you get either of these?
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bro is it sucking gravel through its gills?
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@majorbruster5916
1 year ago
My friend Rob Travers revised the Mastacembalidae many years ago, erecting Caecomastacebalus for the blind species from the Congo. I didn't even know there were blind species of spiny eels. I kept (what was then) Mastacembalus pancalus, M. armatus and Macrognathus ocellatus back when I was a research technician at the University of London, whilst Rob worked at the BM(NH). I found them quite easy to care for. One thing they do need is a sandy substrate: they love to bury themselves. Important to include live foods in their diet, I fed mine on Tubifex and Limnodrilus, and they used to come out at night and hang off the worm feeder.
Years later, when I moved to Zaire, I collected Afromastacembalus tanganicae, along with others, for export to Europe. These are beautiful spinies, but have a propensity for eating small fishes. They are also escape artists, so every orifice has to be stuffed up to prevent them from getting out. You are right, Oliver, we don't see enough of these 'eels ' in our tanks.
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