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Hello I saw Parosphromenus anjunganensis in a Aqua Glaser stock list. I ordered 10 pcs.
Should be in next week – I will post a pictures for identyfication …Best regards
MarcinHello below pictures of my new paros.. I think they are truth P.anjunganensis..
Few of them was in terrible condition – I know, there were my last paros which I purchased in the regular trade.
I remember how looked the paros which I brought home from our first meeting – PERFECT It is better to drive few hours to Germany and get few nice , health and strong paros than purchase thin “something” who will die within a weeks… From 10 pcs I left with 6 – now they look much better and I saw first male dancing …
And I started to think … how the “trade” will thinking now : ” paros is a good business becouse They were sold quickly , so I need to import another 100 pcs..” And another 100 pcs of poor, thin, weak paros will be in the petshops ..
I personally ended with this !Hi Marcin – yes, I am also at that point. I also got them offered by my aquaristic shop …. I didn’t went there to buy some. I remember the poor ornaticaudas … they were promised for the P.P. and had odinium before they were able to be sold out. As far as I know, nobody managed to have them breeding or have offspring. Even not Bernd.
And some time ago I got two pairs of Betta Smaragdina, wild caught. Now I have lots of nice offspring from them, but the wild caught parents already died. They made the journey just to produce some offspring and then to die.
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