File:Andinoacara rivulatus - in slow motion.ogv
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[edit]DescriptionAndinoacara rivulatus - in slow motion.ogv |
Deutsch: Ein Paar Goldsaumbuntbarsche, mit Jungen, in Zeitlupe, im Aquarium.
English: A slow motion clip of an Andinoacara rivulatus couple with offspring, in the aquarium. |
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