My new EBJD

[twhittle]

I bought a used 145 gallon that had 6 Africans in it the other day. Since I no longer keep Africans I traded them straight across to a LFS for this under 2 inch EBJD. He is all by himself in a growout 20 until he gets big enough to join my "more gentle" 120 gallon tank. My 145 is reserved for my FH, RD, Jag, and Midas. The pictures aren't the clearest, but here he is.

 

[fourty2]

he's cute,lovely colours

 

[BrtnBoy449]

cool

 

[fishluvr12]

Nice 1

 

[junito]

Nice specimen. I just purchased one yesterday. Feeding beef heart, bloodworms, and cichlid pellets.

 

[Bogwoodbruce]

Whoah awesome, you got a pretty good deal if you didn't want the africans so basicly you got the EBJD for free!

 

[twhittle]

Not only that, but I paid only $200 for a 6ft 145 gallon tank, stand, top, light, heater, gravel, plants, wood, etc... There a few scratches and hard water stains, but a pretty good deal.

 

[guppy breeder]

dude thats a nice eb my lfs has 2 of em for like 2 bucks and there still juvys

 

[Cyclop3000]

Nice, if he makes it to adulthood you will love that fish. Mine was around 11" when he died, always been the master of the tank. Not aggressive, but no other fish ever bugged him...

He also loved spirulina pellets...more than any meat I ever gave him. So try it out!

 

[JustinC]

Nice specimen. I just purchased one yesterday. Feeding beef heart, bloodworms, and cichlid pellets.

Hey bro, watch out with the beefheart and bloodworms.
I fed the same diet to two pairs that both kicked the bucket. My one specimen that has grown substantially and lived for about a year so far is fed omega one flakes and omega one pellets with krill once a week.

Hope it helps.