My Tincs (Surinam Cobalts)

[JBear]

They are loving their new home! The new tank is a more like a forested area in that it has higher/lower levels. They enjoy climbing around on the big broad leaves of pothos growing in there. Also, they love the flat rock("Dinner Plate") that I drop the majority of FF's on! It is sunken into the substrate flush, and is a basic flat river rock.

Here are some new pics!

JBear

[JBear]

Here is a a few pics of the new set-up!

JBear

[JBear]

More to add!

JBear

[JBear]

I have created an album where new pics are.

http://www.frogforum.net/members/jbe...inctorius.html

JBear

[JBear]

A few new pics:

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[JBear]

Some new pics...

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[JBear]

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[larry b]

They are loving their new home! The new tank is a more like a forested area in that it has higher/lower levels. They enjoy climbing around on the big broad leaves of pothos growing in there. Also, they love the flat rock("Dinner Plate") that I drop the majority of FF's on! It is sunken into the substrate flush, and is a basic flat river rock.

Here are some new pics!

JBear

Great shots of your tincs what sort of camera do u use,my tincs give my mates hours of pleasure.

[JBear]

Great shots of your tincs what sort of camera do u use,my tincs give my mates hours of pleasure.

larry b-

Thanks! I am using a Cannon Rebel SLR.

http://www.frogforum.net/members/jbe...inctorius.html

JBear

[JBear]

11-19-10 pics:

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[JBear]

Non-resized "crops"...

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[John]

Are you 100% sure they are Surinam Cobalts? They look somewhat like Brazilian Cobalts (also known as Brazilian Yellow Heads).

[JBear]

Are you 100% sure they are Surinam Cobalts? They look somewhat like Brazilian Cobalts (also known as Brazilian Yellow Heads).

To be honest I am not totally certain. I figured I'd let them mature and see how the colors turn out before I make any assumptions. I know the parents were sold to my mom as Suriname Cobalts. I do agree that they have a lot of yellow/orange tones on the head and back, which I feel is very similar to the Brazilian Cobalt. I will get some more pics up soon...

Thanks,

JBear