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The jewels of panama

Those are yo-yo loaches (Botia almorhae) these fish grow to about 5 or 6 inches and as they mature the patterns get really intricate and more en more greyish. The ones I have are halfgrown at about 3 to 4 inches a really pretty and rewarding fish

Hahaha yeah, it’s the only one of the 4 plecos I have that does that.

Tanks are very stable, I decided to feed more frozen foods instead of dried foods, well see how that goes. the albino bristlenose And the loaches with their beautiful adult pattern

The 120 gallon a male green swordtail both of the cichlid species and a SAE The ruby barbs and loaches are going strong as well.

thanks everyone! the windelov grows really compact indeed, but the “normal” javafern grows also quite compact in my big tank. It’s a limnophila species, or at least that’s what I was told.

The 32 gallon tank with the black bar endlers The dusky millions fish the least killifish the sherry and amano shrimp and the assassins snails (no picture yet) and loads of fry :)

A long time since I posted, a few things happened: - I found out the 130 only is a 120 - 1 firemouth and the syno passed - the giant swordplant grew to big and has been removed - the 32 will be going in the future - the Madagascar rainbows have been pulled out, there in a separate tank waiting...

okay i think the firemouths, won't work, but what about the amatitlania?

it's also a bit in the shape of the body that makes the difference i think. and a male endler will be about 1", female maybe 1,5" in my tank.

ahh that’s good to know! A x-ray tetra is quite a bit larger then endlers of course but it makes me a little hopeful. Does anyone have experience with cichlids combined with smaller fish?

I have two species of cichlids in my tank. firemouthcichlid (thorichthys meeki) Jewel of Panama (amatitlania altoflava) I have a breeding group of black bar endlers and dusky millions fish, can I combine these two? it is okay if fry gets eaten, but will the cichlids leave the adults alone? I...

The firemouths are starting to show territorial behavior