330g Tanganyikan Community
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Thanks all for the kind words. The fire fins are fry form a wild trio i bred. The fry are WAY sweeter looking than the parents.
The plants will be staying they are live anubias that are fixed to the rocks.
The plants will be staying they are live anubias that are fixed to the rocks.
DEVANSH;5093635; said:
I do breed moba in a 125g, I've thought about growing out fry in the 330g, but long term it's no fit for a front since they'll out grow and eat most of the inhabitants.
The stock list is still the same:
330g Stock list:
Altolamprologus compressiceps "Fire Fin", Seven F1 2"+
Cyathopharynx furcifer Ruziba, F1 Trio
Cyprichromis leptosoma jumbo "Blue Orchid", Wild Trio
Julidochromis transcriptus, Five looks like two pairs
Ophthalmotilapia boops Kipili "Neon Streak", Ten F1
Paracyprichromis nigripinnis, 1 male : 3 females
& Bristlenose breeders
The male boops are awesomely aggressive, mostly to other males and other boops. Ruziba bred once, but might soon be taking a back seat since the boops are starting to dominate.
The some bristlenose seem to be attacking fish. They appear to be lunging at them to no avail. It makes me want to get them outta the tank, but then I need to add something to clean algae off the glass and anubias.
Many tang gobies say that they eat algae, but would they help keep the tank clean? What gobie would you recommend?
There is also a Sicydium sp. African algae-eating Goby, which I don't think is a tang, but is supposed to be an all-star algae eater.
Lastly, what are the pros and cons of adding a group of synodontis petricola?
330g Stock list:
Altolamprologus compressiceps "Fire Fin", Seven F1 2"+
Cyathopharynx furcifer Ruziba, F1 Trio
Cyprichromis leptosoma jumbo "Blue Orchid", Wild Trio
Julidochromis transcriptus, Five looks like two pairs
Ophthalmotilapia boops Kipili "Neon Streak", Ten F1
Paracyprichromis nigripinnis, 1 male : 3 females
& Bristlenose breeders
The male boops are awesomely aggressive, mostly to other males and other boops. Ruziba bred once, but might soon be taking a back seat since the boops are starting to dominate.
The some bristlenose seem to be attacking fish. They appear to be lunging at them to no avail. It makes me want to get them outta the tank, but then I need to add something to clean algae off the glass and anubias.
Many tang gobies say that they eat algae, but would they help keep the tank clean? What gobie would you recommend?
There is also a Sicydium sp. African algae-eating Goby, which I don't think is a tang, but is supposed to be an all-star algae eater.
Lastly, what are the pros and cons of adding a group of synodontis petricola?
