Full Tank Shot Thread
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Top photo: Updated pic of 210 gallon with fish (centrals + GT)
Middle photo: A 29 gallon tank with 6 young Krobia xinguensis (a couple are visible), 3 Laetacara curviceps (not visible, but see below), 7 cardinal tetras (streaks of blue and red - long exposure), and 6 pencil fish (top right). DIY background.
Bottom photo: Laetacara curviceps
Middle photo: A 29 gallon tank with 6 young Krobia xinguensis (a couple are visible), 3 Laetacara curviceps (not visible, but see below), 7 cardinal tetras (streaks of blue and red - long exposure), and 6 pencil fish (top right). DIY background.
Bottom photo: Laetacara curviceps
It's a long list (below). Most of these fish were added over a year ago, and as they mature I'll move some out (i.e., trouble makers and duplicates) to maintain as much peace as possible, as well as provide adequate space for my favorites. So far the approach has worked - lots of small skirmishes, minor nips etc, but no serious injuries. I anticipate things heating up as the Vieja's reach adolescence, particularly the argentea. The largest fish is the black belt at about 7" (far right in photo, facing camera). He's king, but so far is rather benevolent.
Stock List
Vieja maculicauda
V. regani (2)
V. argentea
V. synspilus (2)
Paratheraps bifasciatus (2 - Candelaria and Chacamax)
P. hartwegi
P. zonatus
Rocio octofasciata
Thorichthys meeki (3)
T. pasionis
Andinocara rivulatus
Astatheros altifrons (3)
A. nourisatti
A. robertsoni
Chuco micropthalmus
ex-Cichlasoma salvini
Hypsophrys nicraraguensis
Stock List
Vieja maculicauda
V. regani (2)
V. argentea
V. synspilus (2)
Paratheraps bifasciatus (2 - Candelaria and Chacamax)
P. hartwegi
P. zonatus
Rocio octofasciata
Thorichthys meeki (3)
T. pasionis
Andinocara rivulatus
Astatheros altifrons (3)
A. nourisatti
A. robertsoni
Chuco micropthalmus
ex-Cichlasoma salvini
Hypsophrys nicraraguensis
Quite the list... I really like that male nic! I just recently added a young argentea to my 135gal and am hoping it doesn't become to much of a terror once it begins to mature...
The nic is a great fish. He was paired with a female a while back, but their aggression while caring for fry was too disruptive (and frequent) so I removed the female. My argentea is still small enough to not be a problem, but I've got my eye on him.
