Yeah I got a group of mobas that I keep with my xinguensis. They all get along well.
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How to tell Retroculus Xinguensis from Lapidifer at 2"?
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My ph is at 6.8-7.0, I got a bunch of driftwood which help. But knowing that mobas like hard water it's not really bad since they are F1 and very adaptive.
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Yeah that good. My ph sky rocketed up to 7.4 or so and they live fine in it too.. But I noticed when I had their ph at around 5.7-6.2 the colors were the best. In my experience anything above 6.8 their color gets drained. It's interesting.
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Whats the ph in the wild? Or in the wild does it differ. I never really understood ph in the wild
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Ph in the wild is mostly 5.7-6.0 or so. Very soft. Ph just differs in every major river. Some are similar and some are different. Usually all soft water in South America.
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Yea so maybe that why there color is really nice in anything 6.8 and lower. Do you think f1s would always have good color in different phs?
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That's a good question. I think it will have the same effect on F1. I think it's a genetic thing.
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