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The Characidium was at my wife's old aquarium. She didn't keep that tank when we moved to our new home.
The Parotocinclus I bought assuming that was an amazonic fish...
Quickly update
Added more two big wood pieces and a couple rocks. Tannin is getting stronger. I also added two nymphaea from my other tank.
The main layout will stay at it is. Now I'll add some branches, more leaves, rocks and probably some kind of nut, to create caves.
Definitely agreed.
My idea is to share the tank evolution in this topic. So as soon as I improve the decoration I’ll post here.
The Dicrossus and the Apistogramma are already together in my other aquarium. Only one male A. sp abacaxis and one male + two females Dicrossus. I’m thinking about...
Hey there,
I want to share my new project with you.
It’s a 180 x 50 x 60 (cm) tank. It will be the house of some South American fishes.
The ideia is keep the fishes that I’ve already had in my other tank, including the dicrossus filamentosus and a apistogrammas sp abacaxis.
At the moment...
Updating.
I changed the main illumination.
I also add one male A. sp. abacaxis that was in another tank. Did not notice any agression towards the dicrossus. They are living in peace.
One of the female dicrossus and some cardinals died a couple months ago. Don't know the reason. Maybe a lack...
Hello guys.
Quickly update: I changed the hang on filter. Now I'm using a cannister.
Added more leaves in the tank. Still looking for a good piece of driftwood and some more branches.
Only 4 Nannostomus remain in the tank. The others I moved to my bigger tank, otherwise they could be dead by...
Guys, this isn't the theme of this forum, but I would like to know if it's ok to buy some angel fish and keep them in my tank.
Do you think it will be okay? I was thinking in 5 angels. What do you think? Does anybody have experience with angels?
Thanks!
Thank you!
Yes, I’m afraid that it gets too much clean. I’ll try to find some good and big piece of wood to put on the right side of the tank, close to the roots. Let’s see if the tank will look better…
A little update:
After sometime, the female is missing again. I saw her for the last time two days ago. Hope she's ok.
I also did a layout change, so the aquarium is with less driftwoods and branches now.
The male is increasingly colorful.
Some pictures below: