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Very nice tank, nice fish

You could try adding more or add more caves like others suggested. If you have places to hide already you could try re-arranging the tank that might ease the aggression over territories

I recently got 3 cobue and they have adjusted very well to the tank. Temps running 81 n pH a little over 8. they get along well with my other mbuna and the dominant cobue is the boss of the tank

+1 Ive been looking for a jalo in my area for awhile now. Had to settle for an cyno. afra cobue.

Tems still around?

Hey, going to be in the south jersey area, didnt know if anyone could recommend favorite fish stores/ones worth a visit. Thanks

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mature marbles would be nice

are you against ordering online? cuz thats always an option

I had 2 Stealth heaters, in one tank the plastic bubbled up and cracked without it running dry and poisoned the water, other one continues to work til this day.

teacups are usually retic's, 90 would work for a little while but eventually you will need a bigger tank. Retics are usually fragile too, one of the harder to keep rays.

awesome, great ray

Awesome ray! Where did you get him? somewhere in jersey?

250 was ready, just doing quarantine making sure they were still healthy when they came in.

they are going into my 250 in about a week.

its rounded gravel, place i got them from had them on rocks and gravel. They will end up in sand eventually, though.

thank you

totally worth saving for, these little guys were a steal.

My 2 new motoros, resting comfortably in a 55 grow out.

Sorry to hear about your loss, i recently lost a ray that seemed otherwise healthy and active. Never stopped eating or got skinny. Truly lost as to what happened to the little guy, as i had him over a year.