My Wolf Pack - Channa Pleurophthalma

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This is my pack of baby eye-spot snakeheads. Very sociable and gentle fish. They love children and small fish. ;) The Channa pleurophthalma is sociable as far as snakeheads are concerned and can be kept in groups. They live peacefully with my Melodian Apple Snails:ShakeHands:

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[Corbin]

:notworthy: awesome!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! they look great :D

[Chizzow]

aww i miss them...good to know their doing well :)

[mixixe]

ooh they look really nice in a group like that :)

[CACAdmin]

It looks like they all came out and posed for the camera. ;) Do they usually hang out together like that?

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Yep, they stick together all the time :radar: especially chasing fish :spinny:

[Melody]

MAN you take nice fish pics! I should get you to take a pic of me - anyone who can make a snakehead look good has to be able to work miracles with me too :laugh: .

Melodian snails...lol....one of these days you're going to call them that and all of the snail enthusiasts will be wanting this new snail species.:err:

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Thanks for the compliment, Melody :notworthy:

Melodian Apple Snails are among my favourite beside Snakeheads and Bichirs :laugh:

They are the most beautiful snails you can find in North America :spinny:

[Melody]

<Slipping you a 20> What a nice thing to say, hardly true, but nice anyway ;) . I can't believe the fish don't scarf them down - that's awesome.

[Corbin]

hahahaha^
snakeheads hate snails.. they dont more fast enough to be good game

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<Hahaha, thanks for the 20, Melody>

Btw, there is also a Talking Cat Fish in the above photo. See if you can spot it :laugh:

[Corbin]

is it the thing under/near the rock, the black and tanish thing?

[Soggybottom]

Nifty! they look like they are constantly keeping an eye out for unattended infants...

I'd have to guess the talking catfish was the slight bulge in the belly of the top one :)