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I currently have a heavily planted 29 gal (30 x 12 x 18.5) with ample hiding spots. The only current residents are a pair of young L183 ancistrus. I am in the process of moving and have decided to wait until after the move to put new fish into the tank.
I used to have a trio of cacatuoides in...
Hey i just picked up a trio of apistogramma nijsseni. They are now in my 29 gal heavily planted tank. Their only other tankmates are two male guppies and 3 whiteseam ancistrus plecos. The plecos are all still very young and inbetween 1-1.5". I have been told that they are one of the most...
Just introduced my large male double red cacatuoides to two out of the new females that I picked up. I also have another, but she seemed stressed so i moved her out or the tank before i moved the male in.
Hey just letting you guys know that one of the females didn't make it, but the other 2 seem very comfortable in their 10 gal for now.
What kind of pipes did you have in mind that float?
So I've had a really good looking double red cacatuoides in a 29 gal (110 liters) for the past 6 months. I saw him at the store and he looked so good that i had to have him. besides being gourgeous, he's also one of the largest cacatuoides I've ever seen. Right now he's a little over 2.5 inches...
Here's a couple pictures of my 2" adult male cacatuoides. Right now, he's in a 29 gal with 5 common guppies and 2 female bristlenose.
I've been thinking of getting a couple of females from the LFS. The problem is that they are 1" at most. would they be too small to put with the larger male...