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If only :( can't wait to see it stocked

Test your water for nitrate and nitrite levels, what kind of lights are you using?

Just curious how many of you guys like finding your own wood, rocks, other misc decorations to decorate your aquariums with. I went wandering around my mom's property today and found a couple interesting pieces. First was a rock that was just super badass so I cleaned it up and brought it...

Glad to hear the good ending, I just can't wait to get ropefish of my own.

Ok, so this stock list is purely hypothetical, I'm planning a 75g build soon and it would be nice to get opinions on whether the stock I've chosen is entirely compatible and leaves the fish with enough room. Stock list: 2x African butterfly fish 1x Gray african knife fish 1x P. Delhezi 1x...

When my poly was small I used to dice up earthworms, black worms, and tilapia fillets small enough to fit in his mouth. Just make sure not to overfeed

Sorry for your loss :( I'll be sure to take extra precautions, thanks for the warning.

Ice fishin' in early Feb. lake trout and rainbows largest fish was a 24" Lake trout, beautiful coloration. I pulled just about 20 out of the lake I think.

Lol, nice and fat glad to see it.

Hey, sorry but I can only offer what experience I've had :/ hope it'll help. The only pleco I've kept is a regular gibby pleco he's around 3.5" right now and is being housed with my P. senegalus I've never actually seen him try to latch onto/rasp my poly. But I've heard the numerous stories...

Wow, that was a great little read, I'm looking forward to sometime reading the complete dissertation.

Lol nice job on the spontaneous stand. Would love to see it when it gets finished up.

You could potentially just use some two part epoxy if you have any. You'd be able to blend colors if you're glueing rocks together, it might make it slightly more aesthetically pleasing.

Personally I think you'd be fine, if you're worried just make sure they're both well fed. On the subject of the eels not liking each other, I've seen plenty of peacocks do well with each other. They almost act like you said, loaches. I've even seen a tank with a little school of maybe 5-7...

lol sounds great

Glad to hear it :D how about pics in return?

Endli would be my guess but I'm sure a more experienced poly keeper will come on here and prove me wrong ;)

Ahaha I wish that was on video

Go with a wolf fish or smaller pike cichlid

Don't worry too much, stop feeding them for a day or two let him get just a little hungry, and try a little of what was suggested. It usually also helps to feed just before lights out. Polys are primarily nocturnal feeders so they're usually more comfortable eating when it isn't very bright.