Hypselecara temporalis: 'Fire in Those Eyes'
- Thread starter notho2000
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It's been six days since I said "in two or three days there will be none left", but it didn't turn out that way. Now that I think of it, there are several reasons why the survival rate is as high as it is at this time.
1.the tank is large (180G),
2. the tank is stocked quite lightly (6 Geophagus altifrons, 4 Satanoperca daemon, 2 Satanoperca leucosticta, 2 Heros severus, 2 Heros sp 'rotkeil', and 6 Myleus schomburghii)
3. there is quite a bit of structure present in the form of driftwood, and tall, bushy, plastic plants
4. the fish present are generally not piscivorous, and
5. these parents are doing a very good job of herding and protecting.
1.the tank is large (180G),
2. the tank is stocked quite lightly (6 Geophagus altifrons, 4 Satanoperca daemon, 2 Satanoperca leucosticta, 2 Heros severus, 2 Heros sp 'rotkeil', and 6 Myleus schomburghii)
3. there is quite a bit of structure present in the form of driftwood, and tall, bushy, plastic plants
4. the fish present are generally not piscivorous, and
5. these parents are doing a very good job of herding and protecting.
