dustinfeint
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Ludwigia sp. red and an unhealthy rotala mini butterfly.
What kind of lighting do you have for that to grow properly?
Ludwigia sp. red and an unhealthy rotala mini butterfly.
The more the merrier for it but my issue is keeping it trimmed properly. Like most stem plants, lots of unimpeded light, co2 to match equals a happy one.
6 bosemani
2 Discus
4 angels
1 gold ram
1 albino bristlenose
A couple pics of my bows
Those are some great looking ones. I think my next tank will be mainly rainbows. Now I just have my boesmani, but would love to have 5-6 different types in a single tank
Nice looking Boesmani's.
I have no aggression issues at all in the tank. They display once in a while, but never touch each other. There are lots of species of bows. Most are not available in the U.S. unfortunately
Keep their water pristine. Bows are VERY susceptible to elevated nitrates. They do best in harder water, but will adapt to most water parameters. Feed a good varied diet, including veggies (green beans, wax beans, some will eat most any veggie, others will turn up their nose at them. They relish small floating plants also. A few of mine like bananas, and the clown loaches eat them too.Foster53,
Gorgeous Boes!!!! I can't wait until mine mature. I am in the process of creating a Bow centric 55g.
They are my favorite freshwater fish!!!
Any tips?
Thanks, they are the centerpiece of my tank and the reason I got myself an aquarium. Finally something of my own not for the kids....
If you can imagine I'm in Canada so probably even less choices here. Now I just need my wife to agree to another tank
how big are your angels? i was told you shouldn't keep angels and discus together cuz angels are more aggressive when mature and they transmit bacterial disease