The severums are supposed to be Heros efasciatus collect from the tapajos if I remeber correctly. They came from rapps and were listed as efasciatus red spot tapajos severums. So they are just a local of efasciatus. I was just to lazy to type the real name yesterday. They are supposed to be more red then normal efasciatus.
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Thanks Sue. I like it much better too. The plants were getting so thick before I moved the fish I would look at the tank and not even be able to see them. The discus are the focus now, not the plants. To much work, time and money spent growing them for them to be hidden by plants.
I'll try to get some pics up tonight if I can get out of work at a decent time.
I am going to only keep a group of orangeheads and my pindares. The altifrons and heckelii are a little aggressive and would do better with more of there own kind. I do need to clear up a little room for the aro. It will be here tommorrow
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Plus I'm going to have to find room for Escondido's soon. The spawn is much larger then I thought. Looks like about 600 free swimmers at the moment. They are just starting to eat crushed flakes.
I am going to only keep a group of orangeheads and my pindares. The altifrons and heckelii are a little aggressive and would do better with more of there own kind. I do need to clear up a little room for the aro. It will be here tommorrow
. Plus I'm going to have to find room for Escondido's soon. The spawn is much larger then I thought. Looks like about 600 free swimmers at the moment. They are just starting to eat crushed flakes.
