Just some examples
A. myrnae above, Croboheros rostratus below
The rostratus are the Central American equivalent to Geophagus, do best in a shoal, mine were great with plants.
Below their tank
At the moment am keeping Andinoacara coerleopuntatus (the only Central American representative of the genus) in a planted 180, and they are copasetic with plants.
Am using Roeboides tetras as dithers, found in the same waters as the Andinoacara in nature, adapted to hard, pH 8.2 parameters, and too big to eat.
Other tank mates they have done well with were some of the Central American goby's, like the Awaous species below
A. myrnae above, Croboheros rostratus below
The rostratus are the Central American equivalent to Geophagus, do best in a shoal, mine were great with plants.
Below their tank
At the moment am keeping Andinoacara coerleopuntatus (the only Central American representative of the genus) in a planted 180, and they are copasetic with plants.
Am using Roeboides tetras as dithers, found in the same waters as the Andinoacara in nature, adapted to hard, pH 8.2 parameters, and too big to eat.
Other tank mates they have done well with were some of the Central American goby's, like the Awaous species below
