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Just checked on and released my new auratus into my tank...i think he may not quite have been acclimated when i initially put him in been sitting on the floor for an hr watching him and my other fish settling things out among themselves...they're all realitivy new to my tank except for my cranky...

Not a problem

In my honest personal opinion yes you tank may be too short to fully enjoy the beauty of a happy angelfish (i have also made my mistakes in this hobby and have not only learned from them but have done what you are doing and asked questions here and on other forums to learn things as well). Hmmm...

The cory cats will have no trouble, the angels however i wouldn't as yes they do need a tall tank and they also can get to be around 6" total length. I have a full grown angel in my 26g bowfront (24L x 24H x 16d), and her body alone is the size of my palm and dorsal tip to anal tip she's @ least...

Actually i'm in canada.. Lol it helps a bit on some things that i'll need, looks like its time to seriously hit the research books Sent from my LG-D852 using Tapatalk

Hi guys....its been awhile since i made any posts here.. I have a 29g long, 36x12x16 fluval tank that i had running as an african cichlid tank (that has all but self destructed since my jewel went ballistic and killed off all but 1 tank mate) and my wife and i have tossed out the idea of a...

Definitely getting rid of the stand, its completely useless with that bad of a warp in the top. As for the tank I might try selling it, maybe someone can put a bit of sealant in the deep scratch and use it or use it for a lizard or something as I have no room to keep it and use it in my apartment.

:s for some reason the pic posted twice sorry

Upgraded my 20g tall to a 26g bowfront over the weekend due to a rather deep scratch in the glass in the 20 that was making me nervous, found out after the fact the the 20's stand had was warping worse than we had thought and looked as if it would have broken in the next few months. Here's a pic...

Came home to guppy babies :):):)

Nothing today but added 3 green tiger barbs, 3 Australian rainbows and an Odessa Barb to my 20g

Not much besides feedings, but have found out that we have @ least 6 new guppy fry in our guppy tank

Hmm possibly again I have no experience with any sa or ca cichlids besides my angel, but I'll keep googling I think we're on the right track with the parachromis species

Not 100% but it kind if looks like a Parachromis Dovii juvenile aka the wolf cichlid. Unsure because I haven't much experience with SA cichlids, maybe another user can verify if I was correct or not

Yea he's been moved to a bigger tank

Basically just fed everyone, but yesterday I changed out the substrate and plants in my 20g what do you think? before after

Awesome!!! Congrats, that is one of the coolest and most precious things I've seen in this hobby so far.

Speaking from experience, dependent on the size of your guppies, they will be lunch I had 8 1 month old guppy fry in with my betta and 5 became lunch (this was a year ago), still have 2 guppies with him my 2 bigger guppies harassed and stressed the smaller one till it died, on and the first...

Yep, looks like they were in a scrap.. They should be fine and heal nicely in a few days. Are they new additions to your tank?? If so that could be why, they're establishing territories, or the 2 with the damage are males and are fighting for dominance . Rusties are beautiful when they grow and...

Here we go all acclimated and exploring his new home, this is Jambalaya

Nope no under gravel filtration, hob filters, with intake grills to keep little ones out of the filter

Yea I read that may happen there's lots of caves and hiding places in that tank, and his diet will be met, so hopefully he won't eat anyone. I'll post some better pics of the little guy later. When he adjusts fully to his new home.

Hey everyone its been a long time since my last post but I've been lurking about, and all my tanks are doing fine. I just brought home a new crayfish and I was wondering how if you guys could help me find out what species he is(my lfs just had him labeled baby lobster)!! Thanks

No they don't eat while holding eggs and fry, when she releases her brood she'll start eating again, keep watching her you are witnessing an amazing part of this hobby especially keeping African mouth brooders