Went with plastic, rock,plastic,rock.
Once it greens up. It should look a lot better. Now for the turf war. Hyped up with two females spawning.
Purple algae that mbuna will eat.
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Went with plastic, rock,plastic,rock.
Once it greens up. It should look a lot better. Now for the turf war. Hyped up with two females spawning.
The fish spend most of their time near the end cave side, as they are cautious about the bright white coral.
Round one.3 year old Yellow lab giving a yearling red rusty some manners.
The long strand is growing back in were the fish have been grazing.
SAX got roughed up by the elongatus brothers, and his aunt locked jawed him right of the bat. , but so far found his cliche.
I pulled bluefins brother and swapped Sax in. " from the blues brothers group"
So the tank is mostly full of young dragon blood fingerlings, from Beauty x Blueless fin.
Currently have 5 generations from the hybrid cross between a Dragonsblood female and a Blue Acie.
The blue 2nd gen hybrids " Sax" don't fight and are remarkably benevolent.
The other blues brothers are 6 to 2 outnumbering the Gen 4 " sisters, I have 3 total"
The 4th gen was the first to produce a blue hued female. Most females have been orange.
The 5th gen and other female was from my hold over tank. I have only two at about 1/2" and have been growing out in a Mason jar with nothing but a red led, growing algea, daphia and skipper fly larve*
They are not for sale, just a hobby study.
I pulled bluefins brother and swapped Sax in. " from the blues brothers group"
So the tank is mostly full of young dragon blood fingerlings, from Beauty x Blueless fin.
Currently have 5 generations from the hybrid cross between a Dragonsblood female and a Blue Acie.
The blue 2nd gen hybrids " Sax" don't fight and are remarkably benevolent.
The other blues brothers are 6 to 2 outnumbering the Gen 4 " sisters, I have 3 total"
The 4th gen was the first to produce a blue hued female. Most females have been orange.
The 5th gen and other female was from my hold over tank. I have only two at about 1/2" and have been growing out in a Mason jar with nothing but a red led, growing algea, daphia and skipper fly larve*
They are not for sale, just a hobby study.
Grazing. Might be what keeps them peaceful?
The only elongatus female 1x1 holding eggs and hiding out from Bluto.
