Alloophorus robustus, the Bulldog Goodeid! Livebearing Fish Profile

[@mariosaquarienwelt5125]

Very nice video and beautiful fish. 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻😁😁

[@AndrewPiorkowski]

Thank you so much! I think so as well!

[@smilealot78]

Beautiful fish!

[@bmbmaurer]

Dude you need to advertise your talk on here for the Chicago live bearers society. People will come! I’m going if the weather isn’t crap and I’m definitely coming to the January auction!

[@AndrewPiorkowski]

I will but the scheduling is still tentative. Think I am getting bumped to either March or May because Rusty Wessel may come in January. Thanks for watching!

[@unclebee9316]

We need an update on your fish room!! Thx for the information

[@GNJsAquaticNation]

Happy Thanksgiving and great informative video. Always a pleasure to watch.

[@AndrewPiorkowski]

Thanks man! Always good to hear from you! Been so busy, this is actually a new rack 😉

[@allysontaylor6509]

Great video!! Very informative!!! ❤️

[@AndrewPiorkowski]

Thank you so much! I do my best! 😊

[@messenger2267]

Agreed, very cool!!

[@Max23465789]

Always love your vids I subbed the other day and binge watched . Starting to get a real interest in Goodeids thank you for the info & the inspiration. I hope you have a happy Thanksgiving.

[@AndrewPiorkowski]

Thank you so much! Always happy to share these creatures with more people. Happy Thanksgiving to you as well!

[@blueringoctopuss]

They’re like a Micro Micropterus.

[@AndrewPiorkowski]

The response I have been getting is that these look like small bass so your assessment is pretty spot on! Thanks for watching! The fish are pretty sweet 😁

[@AndrewXV]

Which plant is this

[@AndrewPiorkowski]

Guppy grass (Najas guadalupensis), thanks for watching!

[@davidedomingos4501]

is the Xenotaenia resolanae also predator??, they have a similar mouth

[@AndrewPiorkowski]

The resolanae are also predatory. Definitely will eat their own fry if given the opportunity.

[@davidedomingos4501]

@@AndrewPiorkowski i knew it! first time i was them i tought that fish with that eye to head size ratio are usually carnivores. mine live with dojo loaches and variatas, i guess i wil take the variatas out

[@Dovietail]

Aptly named. They look like pupfish! Get it? Bulldogs, PUPfish? Yuk yuk yuk... ;-)

[@AndrewPiorkowski]

Lol, they definitely have the bulldog underbite.