Mods- Full tank pics?

sepulatian

sepulatian

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You know the length does not make it work; it's the knowledge.
I won't ask................... :thinking: Oh yeah, tanks! Nice 125!!!! I agree, arrowana's are nice. Jump right out of the amazon and grab monkeys out of trees! They are cool, but will eat everything!
 
michaeltx

michaeltx

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nah its going to be a aggressive SW sooner or later.
I forgot the other v-tail in the 100 gallon tank oops./
everyone in that tanks gets along fine the only reason they are all together is the little blue chiclid in the tank wont stop harrasing them and I havent broke it down to get him out yet.
Mike



 
sepulatian

sepulatian

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Very nice Mike!!! I never was too keen on albino oscars, but yours looks nice. I love the little blue guy! I can't think of the name of that breed. It will come to me in the middle of the night. The other longtail oscar is pretty as well. I never was a big fan of oscars (they scare me a little lol) Yours look great though!
 
michaeltx

michaeltx

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I dont care for the regular oscars and the only reason I got these guys were they are gorgeous pictures just dont do them justice. almost look like overgrown bettas in a way LOL
I cant remeber the name of that little blue devil either but I am almost ready to flush him LOL he is a living nightmare to the rest of the tank. even the oscars stay away from HIS side of the tank and they could EAT HIM!!!
Mike
 
sepulatian

sepulatian

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Originally Posted by MichaelTX
I dont care for the regular oscars and the only reason I got these guys were they are gorgeous pictures just dont do them justice. almost look like overgrown bettas in a way LOL
I cant remeber the name of that little blue devil either but I am almost ready to flush him LOL he is a living nightmare to the rest of the tank. even the oscars stay away from HIS side of the tank and they could EAT HIM!!!
Mike
I have found that the blue cichlids (with the exception of frontosas) are the nastiest little buggers! I have had that kind before and cannot think of the breed name, but they can be quite mean. It seems that most of the blue varieties are just plain mean!! They are handsome little devils though.
 
sepulatian

sepulatian

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Originally Posted by rbrockm1
whats the mods?
The moderators on this site that keep this a clean and happy place to get information.
 
michaeltx

michaeltx

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yeah yeah yeah I know the glass is dirty LOL
and the sand isnt even. I had a power head problem after I set it up and it blew all the sand everywhere.
Mike
 
michaeltx

michaeltx

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well I still have the 220 watts of atinic to add. and but these pictures do show where the MH is the strongest in the tank LOL
I have several corals on hold till its ready from fellow reefers including a colt

mike
 
tx reef

tx reef

Active Member
Originally Posted by hot883
You know the length does not make it work; it's the knowledge.

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surfinusa

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i really want to see lion crazzs tank can you post a pic please :thinking:
 
sepulatian

sepulatian

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Originally Posted by surfinusa
i really want to see lion crazzs tank can you post a pic please :thinking:
Hey, me too!!!
 
russy pelican

russy pelican

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Originally Posted by MichaelTX
I cant remeber the name of that little blue devil either but I am almost ready to flush him LOL he is a living nightmare to the rest of the tank.
Well, I can't tell the species by photograph, but you've got a lake Malawi african cichid there, and most likely a male. Pseudotropheus genus, possibly. They don't mix well with central and south americans. He needs a high pH, hard water, and a largely veggie diet. And oscars just aren't mean enough to house with them usually...
Trade him in to LFS, there is a decent market for pretty africans.
 
sepulatian

sepulatian

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Originally Posted by Russy Pelican
Well, I can't tell the species by photograph, but you've got a lake Malawi african cichid there, and most likely a male. Pseudotropheus genus, possibly. They don't mix well with central and south americans. He needs a high pH, hard water, and a largely veggie diet. And oscars just aren't mean enough to house with them usually...
Trade him in to LFS, there is a decent market for pretty africans.
Yes, it is a Malawian cichlid, and we can't think of the species either, but he has one and I have had them (that particular species). They mix just fine with central species such as oscars. You would be very surprised how well they mix. They are not picky or in need of anything specific at all. Oscars are plenty mean enough to handle this little 2 1/2" max bully. Don't worry.
 
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