Here are some new pictures of the fish. All the ones I kept made it thru the move successfully. Unfortunately I am now down two widebars, a AUl, two rays and my fahaka puffer. I wouldn't have been able to take it if I lost any of them in the move so a good friend took them for me.
This is the Bagarrius Yarelli up high on a piece of driftwood he posts up on at least once a day. This driftwood is only an inch or two below the top of the surface. This particular place is where the AC500 returns to the tank and the outlet to my XP2 hits him directly so I assume they like the water flow. This guy is an absolute bad ass. If you think a midas or mean red devil attack you thru the glass this guy puts them to shame. If I put my finger close to his face he hits the tank so hard it makes an audible "smack" and it freaks me out. He is currently eating about 4-5 whole shrimp at a sitting.
http://www.wpmi.com/mediacenter/default.aspx?videoId=166395@video.wpmi.com
This is the Dorado, Red HOok, Lemon or Java Barb tank. This tank is the definition of busy. The fish all school together and are neurotic to say the least. The dorados are possibly the baddest fish I have ever kept. Watching them eat is super entertaining. They strike with quickness and power I have not seen in any other fish including pbass and perch and these guys are only 6-8". They constantly fight amonst each other and nip the other fish but have done little damage.
http://www.wpmi.com/mediacenter/default.aspx?videoId=166395@video.wpmi.com
This is the 180, the inhabitants are an unknown pike to me at least even though I have Id'd him I forget. Cobra Pike, Black Aro, Tigrinus, Ornate bichir, channa gachua. All eating shrimp and freeze dried krill. The tigrinus has numerous teeth like scratches all over him from the bigger pike. He is pushing me to the point he might get thrown into the dorado tank but he has a great personality and I would feel bad if they did something to him. Excuse the aquascaping I have only been in the new house for one week now and I have obligations from sun up to sun down. Hope everyone enjoys..Peace
This is the Bagarrius Yarelli up high on a piece of driftwood he posts up on at least once a day. This driftwood is only an inch or two below the top of the surface. This particular place is where the AC500 returns to the tank and the outlet to my XP2 hits him directly so I assume they like the water flow. This guy is an absolute bad ass. If you think a midas or mean red devil attack you thru the glass this guy puts them to shame. If I put my finger close to his face he hits the tank so hard it makes an audible "smack" and it freaks me out. He is currently eating about 4-5 whole shrimp at a sitting.
http://www.wpmi.com/mediacenter/default.aspx?videoId=166395@video.wpmi.com
This is the Dorado, Red HOok, Lemon or Java Barb tank. This tank is the definition of busy. The fish all school together and are neurotic to say the least. The dorados are possibly the baddest fish I have ever kept. Watching them eat is super entertaining. They strike with quickness and power I have not seen in any other fish including pbass and perch and these guys are only 6-8". They constantly fight amonst each other and nip the other fish but have done little damage.
http://www.wpmi.com/mediacenter/default.aspx?videoId=166395@video.wpmi.com
This is the 180, the inhabitants are an unknown pike to me at least even though I have Id'd him I forget. Cobra Pike, Black Aro, Tigrinus, Ornate bichir, channa gachua. All eating shrimp and freeze dried krill. The tigrinus has numerous teeth like scratches all over him from the bigger pike. He is pushing me to the point he might get thrown into the dorado tank but he has a great personality and I would feel bad if they did something to him. Excuse the aquascaping I have only been in the new house for one week now and I have obligations from sun up to sun down. Hope everyone enjoys..Peace
