Recent content by Mudfrog

Violet gobies are brackish and nocturnal. Don't expect to see him out much except for feeding time. Shrimp pellets and algae wafers were a favorite food when I kept them.

He would be fine either way. I've kept two Senegals in the past and they did swim together. Just be sure they are kind of close in size.

My Endlicheri bichirs stick together in a group. My Ornate does his own thing. Someone just gave me a Senegal and he tends to stick with the Endlicheri bichirs. If you pick up a second, just be sure it's not small enough for the other one to eat.

My 40 gallon breeder grow out tank. Forgive the dirty glass. Filtration consists of a Fluval 306 and ZenBlue HW402B. A sponge filter and air stone provide extra surface agitation. I also have a 528gph wave maker that I turn on from time to time to stir things up a bit. Filters are "rated" at...

Thanks, the large one is around 9" TL, the smaller one is closer to 6.5 - 7" TL. I'm looking for some more larger ones that won't become bichir food. I have a 40B growing out some CL's but it'll be a long time before I can introduce them. Here's the 40B. Not the best pic, but it works :thumb:

My 125g as it currently sits.

Yep, it consists of three Enlicheris and a Ripsaw catfish.

So my other post was to old to bump, so I have to start a new one. Here's my 125g as it currently sits. One of my new clown loaches is trying to hide. Can you spot him? ;)

I've had two in the past. They would only eat worms for me.

I use my Kodak Playsport to occasionally take pics and videos from inside the tank. The fish are usually to skittish to get a good shot though. I may have to try again tonight.

I keep a rubber lip pleco in each tank.

It sounds like a bunch of us needs to get together for a group outing :lol:

Heading there in May, I try to go every couple of years.

I'm fully aware of how large these guys get.