Cichla + Potamotrygon Tank : I need your help in conception

[ElTofi]

Finally ! I have my Stingrays !!!

3 wonderfull standard leo's :





and a short video, shot right after the acclimatation, just to catch the size difference between the male (bigger for the moment) and the 2 females. Remember they are under 4 feet water column (seems so deep and far away) :

[video=youtube_share;mKnqezgnaL4]http://youtu.be/mKnqezgnaL4[/video]

I'm like a child before Christmas tree...

 

[ElTofi]

[video=youtube;pROsip9HOIk]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pROsip9HOIk[/video]

 

[ElTofi]

[video=youtube_share;CqKNNjFfCRM]http://youtu.be/CqKNNjFfCRM[/video]

 

[ElTofi]

[video=youtube_share;3USMPZfFvwc]http://youtu.be/3USMPZfFvwc[/video]

 

[ElTofi]

[video=youtube_share;jDC5AWZTq70]http://youtu.be/jDC5AWZTq70[/video]

 

[gangster]

Very awesome! Cant wait to see the stock in a year. Thanks for sharing.

 

[warman98]

Looking awesome!

What are you feeding them?

What type of sand do you have

Keep up the updates!

 

[ElTofi]

I feed them with live feeders (once or two a month), but most of the time with deep frozen shrimps, pangasius, krill, mushels, calmar, joels (little fishes)

and for the panaque, a mix of Hikari algae wafers, some fiber pellets, JBL NovoPleco, and so on...

for the bottom it's around 250 kg of "sable de Loire" (fine yellow river sand), which allows stingrays to burry themself into it...

 

[warman98]

pangasius as in the freshwater fish?

Do the wafers get to the panaque?

Good choice in the sand, do you see any waste staying in the bottom? And how do you clean the bottom?

 

[PDRed302]

Awesome, just awesome