Cristy
Members
Has a bent spine near the caudal. About 12 yrs old.
Becca
Members
Oooh, ooh! Pick me, pick me!!!
Cristy
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Lol! Ok Becca, it's yours.
Becca
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If you'd seen my collection of Raphael cats, you wouldn't be laughing (or you'd be laughing harder).
dogofwar
CCA Members
One doesn't "see" a collection of Raphael cats. One just assumes that they're all in there and catches a glimpse of them every other year or so
Matt
Matt
Becca
Members
One doesn't "see" a collection of Raphael cats. One just assumes that they're all in there and catches a glimpse of them every other year or so
Matt
Come by some time and I'll drop some food in the tank and prove you wrong
.Actually, come by some time and I'll just prove you wrong. Our big marbled likes to chill front and center most days.
neut
Members
+1 When I had raphael cats I saw a lot of them. May just depend on tank setup, what else is in the tank, etc. Tanks I had them in had a lot of plants and driftwood.Come by some time and I'll drop some food in the tank and prove you wrong
Actually, come by some time and I'll just prove you wrong. Our big marbled likes to chill front and center most days.
festaedan
potamotrygon fan
I had mine for about 3 years and I only saw him during water changes. He rarely came out for food but somehow had a fat belly every time I saw him.
Becca
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We do have 12 of them in a planted 150, so maybe thearve umbers make them bolder. They do hang out in groups.
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festaedan
potamotrygon fan
cool, when you said you had a marble raphael, are you talking about megaladoras uranoscopas (Im pretty sure I misspelled that)?
Becca
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Amblydoras nauticus (or maybe affinis). They look pretty similar.
ddavila06
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