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I could have told them that fish know the face & hand that feed them! Check out this study that done. Study shows this fish can recognize human faces - CNN.com - www.cnn.com...

okay... so was just out of town for a week, and came back home to one of my gymnogeos having a wierd face thing going on... half of it has turned black... straight down the vertical dividing line down his "nose", etc, then around back around his gill cover... it does not extend down to the lower...

I have two Bass Pro gift cars with a total value of $50. I want to sell them for face value. I don't live near Arundel Mills anymore.

I just noticed today that one side of my female Aulonocara sp. "Chitande Type North" face has turned black? why is this happening? Does anyone know what causes it & how do you get rid of it? Could it be a parasite parasite that is doing this? What should I do to treat this condition?

Multiple species of arapaima? If so, some could be threatened with extinction. It's not so hard to believe that there are multiple species, just with undescribed differences. It would be a shame to lose these unbelievable creatures...

I learned at the meeting that there is a difference (I assume collection points) and went to search the net for pics. Do any of the tang folks know of a way to distinguish them? After looking at what pics I could find, I'd say my group has attributes of both types. Mine were listed on OFNF as...