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That's what my guess was too. I also went up to my lfs they said the same thing. So harmless bristleworm? Thank you for all the input.

Also you can't see very well in the picture but it has two tentacles on the head and small spines along the side.

It's only about an inch right now.

I found this little guy in my aquarium tonight and was wording what it was. I don't mind it in there as long as it isn't harmful. It also has a red pulsating line going through its head. Please help. Thanks!

Yes they are all rocks. They are all untreated slate stepping stones from home depot. I just broke some of the pieces up to stack them and make smaller pieces. You also may want to sand down the sharp pints it creates to keep your fish safe.

Well it appears you have good ideas! Ha. My tank is completely different now. The slate structure broke and is now in pieces; therefore, I put the drift wood in the middle and stacked the pieces on the side. It appears that the fish like it better this way.

I actually did add a blue background on it which actually brightened up the tank. I have also thought about plants which I will be adding soon. I put real plant in there which were later eaten (which I knew this would possibly happen). As for the lighting they are just florescent lights. I do...

This is a picture (not very good one) of it in my tank.

Yes I know. The adaptation part was for rookie. I have albino red zebra cichlids, electric blue cichlids, red top cichlids, a bichir, and a red tailed shark with my labs. They are all living together great. The blood red parrots are extremely aggressive and will eventually kill your labs. Within...

The blood reds will kill them. Also my other fish adapted to the water parameters just fine.

I would say other african cichlids such as electric blue cichlids and zebras and most aggressive tropicals. The communities will be beaten up.

I know the JD and the Red Devils are really aggressive. I don't know much about the terrors.

Yeah. It's going good for me personally. If you introduce them all together at a young age it would be better but even adding fish together of the same species is always a coin toss.

I have two tanks. My Africans do great with my bichir and rainbow shark. You are able to mix semi-aggressive tropical fish with Africans from my experience. My other fish had no problem acclimating to the water hardness. In my other tank my blood parrots attack everything in the tank. Within...

They should be fine. The BGK is actually an aggressive fish as well. The eel will also be fine. I have a bichir in mine and it does great and they are similar creatures. I would be more concerned with the Cory cats. They don't get bigger than 2-3"; therefore, they may become a meal later down...