Doug Kerr
Well-known member
Here we see our two plecostomus, Nemo (on the right) and Piccard (left).
Piccard is quite young, and has so far mostly fed on the bottom, but lately he has taken up his hereditary profession as a window-washer.
Tonight, as he was working at it, Nemo just lay on the bottom, then scurried over to another part of the front wall, and finally moved into an area not too far from where Piccard was working (seen here).
At the lower left, three Silver Dollars (Metynnis argentus) watch the photographer at work. (They always work as a team.)
Piccard is quite young, and has so far mostly fed on the bottom, but lately he has taken up his hereditary profession as a window-washer.
Tonight, as he was working at it, Nemo just lay on the bottom, then scurried over to another part of the front wall, and finally moved into an area not too far from where Piccard was working (seen here).
At the lower left, three Silver Dollars (Metynnis argentus) watch the photographer at work. (They always work as a team.)