New Project: MOBA

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AROWANABE

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Nov 11, 2008

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Just picked up a group of six F1 Mobas. This is my first time really getting into cichlids and I have already grown to like these guys very much. The color is very intense blue with purplish hues. Pretty active. I just change my setup to this. Tell me what u guys and gals think. Sorry for the pics.

 

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cjfrontlovr

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Nov 11, 2008

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they are very nice! be careful with that sharp slate..many fronts will dart when startled and cut/scrape an eye. some rounded rock is better suited for frontosa..congrats on the pickup!

 

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nice! great color on those guys/gals

 

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AROWANABE

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cjfrontlovr;2411985; said:

they are very nice! be careful with that sharp slate..many fronts will dart when startled and cut/scrape an eye. some rounded rock is better suited for frontosa..congrats on the pickup!

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Wow ur up early Craig. I was afraid of that too but they are not skittish at all and are very calm. Knock on woodl.

 

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navygirl76

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Nov 11, 2008

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very beautiful fish-love their deep color. i would put some sand in and maybe switch to another rock-river rock, white tufa, etc..

 

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DragonKeeper

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Nov 11, 2008

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Awesome fronts you got. Along with the sharp edges they won't be able to make use of the caves within about 6 months.

Great lookers.

Keeper

 

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AROWANABE

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Thanks for the comments. I know, this is my first go at fronts so i am learning a lot and will eventually change out the aquascaping.

 

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Slate/flat sand stone scares me.

 

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nishant_datta

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Nov 12, 2008

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awesome pickup !! congo ! I'd recommend substrate (my fav's black african sand / gravel) and bigger caves and rocks.

 

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nishant_datta

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AROWANABE;2413099; said:

Thanks for the comments. I know, this is my first go at fronts so i am learning a lot and will eventually change out the aquascaping.

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water params ? pH is high enough ? pls dont me asking this, just a little concerned. I learnt the hard way.