27 replies to this topic

[simmoman]

I just love watching the fish swim, they're in the tv room and much preferable to watch even though there's only one station.
I really like my 25cm goldspot swimming, just like watching a rag moving around.
Clown Loaches fabulous fun guys to watch and petricola synodontis again really eye catching.
My number one goes to clown loaches.
What's yours and what do you like about them.

[joey]

absolutely love watching my pair of black clownfish swim through their anemone.
They get really angry at others that come close to the anemone aswell haha, feisty little buggers

[Bickley]

Would have to be my 38cm sailfin pleco even installed moon lighting just so I could watch him once the lights go out lol

[scottyhooton]

Gotta love watching my Simochromis and Tropheus , they are always active chasing each other and darting through rocks

[MadDocker]

It's a draw between my flamebacks & plecos. The flamebacks are really active and feisty, always chasing each other. Plecos because they change colours so much and sometimes even just seeing one is a treat because they hide away haha.

[simmoman]

38 cm sailfin? Boy am I going to be trouble when mine gets to that size, more population reduction than I thought. They say a goldspot is up to 25cm, anyone got bigger.

[Riggers]

Yeah Bickley's Plecco is a freaking beast!!!

My favorite fish are my Kigoma frontys, they remind me of grumpy old men!! although I've just got some tropheus Ilangi and there gorgeous fish to watch

Like Joey my black clown was so funny, he was to big for his favorite coral so would just bury his face in it and leave his back half hanging out

[garlic shrimp]

i love to watch all my fish but i must say my ligning blue fronty is absolutely awesome to watch ,he's so graceful moving around
the tank,beautiful colour and nice size of aproximately 22cm .
also my decorus catfish never stop and everyones favourite i think,,,clown loaches,very entertaining,
cheers,
Con.

[Evil_Boof]

id say mine is my 25cm green severum... front on he looks just like paul of the movie..paul.

the fact he gets himself into small places is so fun to watch, he always forgets how big he is.

[joey]

he was to big for his favorite coral so would just bury his face in it and leave his back half hanging out

HAHA exactly!

[tranced]

i like aiming a powerhead at the surface of the tank and watching gouramis try and build a bubble nest... u got this bro!!! just keep BUBBLING!!

[STEVEGREEN]

i like watching a 3cm Gold occie boys smashing a 25cm B.tricoti .............. and anything else that comes near his fry

Cheers
Steve Green

[fishking123]

i love to see my goldspot swim he is sooo cute he is 20+ i think he is at the 25cm mark....

[simmoman]

I don't if my wife thinks our goldspots are cute. Somehow seeing him hanging there with his mouth sucking onto the glass doesn't make her feel good eludes me.
Gotta love our glass suckers

[Ham]

Ts fish with caracture

[ice]

Gotta agree with steve on this one, occys and multis have got to be some of the most interesting and interactive fish that you can get.

I love watching my 30cm mangrove jack cruising around his tank though, hes a freaking unit and is like a big aquatic puppy dog with a bad attitude. Im sure he watches me more than I watch him though, he either really likes me or wants to eat my face. Im not game to find out which haha.

[dazzabozza]

Occies for personality. Tropheus for colony interaction.

Tang featherfins in breeding dress and dancing around the tank drawing the girls back to their pit my fav to watch.

[sandgroper]

Me L no's as it's such a pleasure to get a glimpse of them. cheers steve

[Echo2k3]

I find myself always watching my 20cm Black Ghost Knife fish and my 3 clowns loaches. The biggest loach and my knife fish always hang out together.

[simmoman]

I have 7 loaches and you should see them pigging out on zucchini (of course some of you know exactly what I'm talking about), all of them going for it. When one has had his fill you see him just lying there motionless until the food goes down a bit and then back at it again. Impossible to get bored with these guys. Don't know what's going to happen when I have 7 large loaches pigging out, maybe a zucchini each.

Edited by simmoman, 16 November 2011 - 03:54 PM.