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Yes the male is in front, looks like they're doing great!

If you use gel supper glue you can drop it back in the tank after you put it on, people glue coral frags like this all the time and it cures under water fast.

Cool pleco!

Looks 100% female to me, nice fish. You can tell cause she has blue spangles on her spot males wont have this, better way to tell if they don't have a pink belly.

Nice! I never got my corries to spwan, Good job!

WOW that's an amazing tank!

I am always changing wood and plants in my tank and if I don't get to it first my fish seem to change it themselves lol

That's really deep and true.

If I was them I would have just gone to it without her and had a good time haha

That's good info.

Cool setup

Beautiful tank man, hope he recovers well.

The hill stream loaches like cooler temps, ive kept them in warm tanks but only for like 2 month and now there in a cold tank with white could minnows.

Nice you got any pics of the little guys?

Yea they were something I couldn't pass on, these cichlid that need cool down periods are fun to keep. I have Gymnogeophagus gymnogenys and cichlasoma la palma with these guys. seems like a fun group once they get bigger and start spawning.

Seems like normal behavior for these guys, they will dart about till they find a good spot to hid. When they don't have a good spot to hide the will hide under other fish and when you have more than one they will take turns laying on top of each other. These guys are like most catfish where you...

I only got 4, wanted more but the other bags got over bid.

   

Got a group of Gymnogeophagus meridionalis at the PCCA auction, excited to get another gymno that ive been looking for. I'll get some pics up soon!

Here's a wild photo of them

Well for starts you should be doing water changes weekly, other things build up in the water column than just nitrates that are harmful in high concentrations. Fresh clean water is key as its brings minerals into the aquarium that get depleted, also might want to add a little salt to what ever...

Is the tank 95 liters or is it a 95 gallon long?

Nice! So what's your overall plan for this tank?

Love the tank man! Good job

Amazing tank!

The advice given at big chain stores (you know the ones they pet in the name lol) I was there getting prime and I over hear the lady talking to a customer giving her "advice" on how to keep her tank running smooth, "yea you want to add this and add this and add this 3 times a week and do a water...

Well with me being in California its almost the same climate as it is down there, so I just leave the tank unheated and let them ride the weather. But if it gets too cold where you live just set the heater real low, theses guys get in the mid 50s in winter and around 74-77 in summer.

Only thing I would worry about is once those discus are adults they will snack on those cardinals, everything else looks good!

Like the others said you need a group to breed mbuna, they are herm spawners and don't pair off breeding with different males and females each time. I would shoot for a group of 8-10, these guys are easier on the females than most so male to female numbers arnt that big of a deal.

Man that sucks, I always hate losing fish.

I pick these guys up around October of last year, they have been great species to work with so far and are my favorite group of fish i've had so far in this hobby. F1 Gymnogeophagus gymnogenys and F1 Cichlasoma la palma.

Good looking angel, what are you feeding him/her?

Nice tank!