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    Ben Rhau replied to the thread Hello.
    15 gallon is definitely too small for a trio of adults. It's good for the fry to be with the mother in the beginning, but once they get...
  • Ben Rhau
    Ben Rhau replied to the thread Hello.
    It depends on whether your setup can accommodate a trio, but also it would be pretty easy to get just a male. Cacatuoides is the most...
  • Ben Rhau
    Ben Rhau replied to the thread Setting up new 10 gallon.
    Maybe Apistogrammoides pucallpaensis could work? I think @anewbie has done that.
  • Ben Rhau
    Ben Rhau replied to the thread question ph.
    If his ppm is 30, it matters little whether it is GH or KH. The water is soft. Chestnut bark is acidic, so I think that's the reason...
  • Ben Rhau
    Ben Rhau replied to the thread Should Apisto Agassizii be kept in threes?.
    Sure-- I wasn't making a claim about whether or not there would be aggression with this species or all species. Just that adding an...
  • Ben Rhau
    Ben Rhau replied to the thread Should Apisto Agassizii be kept in threes?.
    I've kept trios of apistos (not agassizii) in a 20-long that was planted and scaped such that you could not see the other side of the...
  • Ben Rhau
    Ben Rhau replied to the thread Newbie questions.
    I’ve used air hose before to keep plants separated from the air pump output. But I always had protein scum accumulate on the still...
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