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Green coral goby or clown goby (Gobiodon atrangulatus)
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Aquamail aquarium shop
57 Hastings River Drive
Port Macquarie NSW Australia
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New arrival the Barramundi cod/ Humpback grouper (Cromileptes altivelis)
Aquamail aquarium shop
57 Hastings River Drive
Port Macquarie NSW Australia
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Two of the new halfmoon betta arrivals displaying at each other
Aquamail aquarium shop
57 Hastings River Drive
Port Macquarie NSW Australia
www.aquamail.com.au

This is a video that shows one of my cuttles (Damien Diesel). You can see how crazy thier color changing abilities are.
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Copperband Butterfly fish (Chelmon rostratus)
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Aquamail aquarium shop
57 Hastings River Drive
Port Macquarie NSW Australia
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New arrival Spotted Hawkfish or pixy hawkfish
Aquamail aquarium shop
57 Hastings River Drive
Port Macquarie NSW Australia
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superworm beetle colony

shinisaurus crocodilurus lizard feeding on superworms

A quick video of my big F1 exCichlasoma istlanum male with tongue and cheek backing song!

A young pair of the undescribed species of Thorichthys found in the upper Coatzacoalcos system. These fish are quite rare in the hobby and should be kept pure, not to be mixteco with the other 2 undescribed 'mixtecos' green and gold. You can see my breeding pair of T.Mixteco gold in my other videos.

One of our 2 pairs of Petenia splendida 'Red' spawned in our display tank at Oddball Express. The tank is 96" Long, 36" Tall and 32" wide. This was the pairs first spawn, which turned unsuccessful, was a nice sight seeing them defend eggs though!

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A video of my Cuban cichlid pair underwater which have wrigglers in the coconut cave!
The reason for removing part of the spawn was to raise as they would not survive in a community setting. The underwater video was taken with my mobile phone, Sony Xperia Z.

This video shows my new breeding pair of Jaguar cichlids, they have a lot of fry, easily over 300, probably closer to 500, but this was their first spawn, and I would say at least 75% of the eggs were infertile, so next spawn should be 4 times this amount if the male gets it right! They are very aggressive toward me, especially the female who will jump out of the water to try and bite me!

Here is my pair of Archocentrus centrarchus with newly free swimming young. Seeing a pair of cichlids surrounded by a huge cloud of fry, best part about keeping Central American cichlids.

Water Temperature and Shade by Bill Ehinger, Washington Department of Ecology, Cooperative Monitoring Evaluation and Research Committee 2015 Science Conference, February 11, 2015, Olympia, Washington.