cichlidgirl;1690476; said:Try putting some fake plants and a couple of rocks in a small pile. You can also put a couple large rocks by themselves. You dont have to make a actual cave, just some cover for him to feel secure or stake out for his area. He might like to be able to take cover behind the plants. I noticed that my fronts when they feel comfortable have a nice blue tint to them and when they are nervous they tend to clamp the fins a bit and act skitish. most noticable is the white/blue stripes blanch completly white like somebody bleached them. The black stripes appear inky black too. They often have black blotches on the head too. They only do that when they are frightened or very nervous about something, such as aggression from alpha etc...
Good idea, I already thought of that one though lol. I added a few huge plastic plants on the right side, he completely ignors them. The only thing he's intrested in now is a large peice of dry coral that he is trying to take away from my yellow lab.
I have some rock that I can put in, however it gets messy, and it brings the ph down for some reason. (my guess is that they're lava rock)
I'll try switching the envirement around later tonight.
