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Dwarf merry widow fry (Phallichthys tico)... One of the tiniest superfetative wild livebearers... Country of origin: Costa Rica... https://youtu.be/HGSFOFE0Lt8

Xiphophorus variatus La laguna... A wild platy species... You won't find them at an lfs...

I've made this video which shows a compilation of wild livebearers. A quick moment of fancy guppies (snakeskin koi guppies) is also present. For they're together in one tank with wild platies (Xiphophorus variatus La laguna). This video shows more than just guppies, mollies, swordtails and...

A nice combo of male guppies... Had to show off some of them... :)

I've made a summary of my current livebearers during this quarantine period. Current livebearers present: Endlers (K-class): Crimson red scarlet Red scarlet, Chilli Snakeskin Snakeskin blonde Blue orchid Tuxedo, HB, Black flame Blond Santa Maria bleeding heart...

Well, overhere a video of my blonde platinum panda guppies. A new variation of the regular panda guppy. The females and males look all healthy and a well shaped. They are more prolific than the regular panda guppies. https://youtu.be/CZcozDfjPdQ

Overhere a short video of my mollies (Poecilia salvatoris) & my swordtails (Xiphophorus helleri Rio papaloapan). Both species are wild strains. I'm feeding them an adhesive food tablet. https://youtu.be/ZiFvmsk-rfk

Best wishes to all of you in 2020

Ever since the past two years I've been watching those pictures and videos of Cauliflower swordtails. The bodyshape is a bit similar to an average molly instead unlike most swordtails. Recently I'm the proud owner of some of these swords. There's also another variety which is called Sabertail...

Overhere some random picked guppies from one of my mutt tanks.With the nice weather outside, it's fun to make some pics of them. https://www.fishlore.com/aquariumfishforum/attachments/dscf4648-jpg.330636/ https://www.fishlore.com/aquariumfishforum/attachments/dscf4647-jpg.330637/ Eventhough...

I have bred several kinds of swordtails throughout the years. All fancy strains of the Xiphophorus helleri but also wildstrains like e.g., X.birchmanni, X. montezumae, X.nigrensis and X.nezahualcoyotl. But nowadays, I'm only keeping and breeding the X.alvarezi and X.pygmaeus. The last one...

Hi there all, With this new year 2016 I'd like to wish you a happy new year... I hope you guys had a good new years eve and survived the festivities... Take care, Stan

Just a question: It seems that I've reached the max amount of picture posting overhere. How am I able to post pics overhere again?

Like to show you guys some of my own male endler hybrids...

Well, almost finished with replacing all of my TL and PL lightings of my tanks for leds. It's much more relaxing to watch those tanks now. And the power is much and much lower. So, I'm very curious how my electric bill will be by the end of this month. I've used several brands. The one I'm most...

Well, every year I'm keeping so-called freshwater aquariumfish outdoors from spring till mid fall. Yesterday afternoon I've harvested the last two tanks. The last two tanks contained blue star endlers, staeck endlers, poecilia obscura, white cloud mountain minnows and swordtails.

All females...

I am aware of the fact that this topic has been posted already. But it's not quite correct and it's incomplete. Therefore I do feel obligated to post another topic about these fish with just further information. Poecilia wingei come from two regions not one: Campoma and Cumana. Within endler...

Just like to post something for I've read a topic about these snails overhere. But the topic is over 197 days old and therefore I'm not able to give a response on that topic according to this forum. That's why I've made a new topic. Experiences can differ a lot with these snails. Especially...

Hi there all, I'm Stan from the Netherlands. Came across this site by accident. I'm an aquarist for over 40 years (started as a young boy) now and the devotion is still lasting... Have kept several kinds of fish throughout the years. From goldfish to cichlids... you name it! But I've always...