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From the Brazilian state of Amazonas, more precisely from the surroundings of the city of Anori, we once again received a good number of a beautiful armored catfish, which is known to science for a long time, but rarely appears aquaristically: Corydoras eques. This typical schooling Corydoras looks most attractive when kept in black water. […]
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Lake Chapala garter snake
The tetras of the genus Nannostomus, called pencil fish because of their somewhat stiff swimming style reminiscent of traveling zeppelins, have been among the most popular ornamental fish for decades. They are very beautiful, usually peaceful and remain small. Three species swim at an angle with their heads up: Nannostomus eques, N. britzkii and N. […]
The Serpa Tetra, also called the Callistus Tetra (Hyphessobrycon eques, formerly known as H. callistus or H. serpae), is the little man’s piranha. Just like piranhas, serpa tetras have an irresistible urge to bite the fins of other fish. And they constantly want to test out who is the stronger. This makes many exciting observations […]
ガンダムテルティウム エクエスクアドルンとともに戦う騎士となったガンダムテルティウムの後継機です。…｜そらたこ@Soratako224さんのガンプラ作品
The main antagonist, for the medieval fantasy project I am working on. The Black Knight
Photo of a Phycodurus eques(Scientific Name) Leafy seadrgon(Common Name) shotted in South Australia with a Nikon camera
The Leafy Sea Dragon or (Phycodurus eques) is known for its colorful leafy appendages and is a close relative of the Sea Horse. This marine fish lives in the Southern waters of Australia and is protected from it only enemy 'man' by a series of laws designed to protect it from poaching. It is the only animal known to mankind that uses movement as a way of camouflage.
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Leafy Seadragon, Phycodurus eques (Günther, 1865)
This species is very common in the aquarium trade and is also referred to as 'jewel', 'red minor', 'blood', or 'callistus' tetra. A number of selectively-bred ornamental strains have been developed, including 'metallic', 'long-finned', 'balloon' and 'fairy-fin'. Characiformes is among the most diverse orders of freshwa...
'Horseman (eques), 3rd century AD'. Artist Marcella Mattesin
(Siggripdtringa siydagipionus)
Phycodurus eques, Wool Bay Jetty, South Australia.
Taeniopoda eques. Molino Basin, Santa Catalina Mountains, Arizona, USA. 13 September 2008.
