Bet You Wont Guess

The Mbu has gone as has the Arowana.

was a hell of a shock when i saw the change mind you :)
 
Mbu is in a tank on its own due to it eating half of a p.congicus and biting the head of my arowana. Your all talking like my tank has changed massivly I havent had rays in this tank for quiet some time the only fish to of gone is the Arowana. Thats it and I have added a school of 10 clown loach which ina big group in a big tank are not as you call the bellybutton fish. I still have all my tigers, my royal knife my pearsei, I have just added a few more not as aggressive fish and will be finishing it off with a group of 6 Hoplarchus psittacus which I will let CFC fill you in on how these are not "bellybutton fish".
 
not 2 put a downer on things m8 casue ur tank is spectaular but is there anythink nipping at the plecs fins and tails ??? the green phanton has a vary jagady fin and the gn has a slit in his tail :( just curious :)
 
not 2 put a downer on things m8 casue ur tank is spectaular but is there anythink nipping at the plecs fins and tails ??? the green phanton has a vary jagady fin and the gn has a slit in his tail :( just curious :)
They were probably fighting each other in the night. That's why my plecs do and get the splits, sometimes. :)
 
not 2 put a downer on things m8 casue ur tank is spectaular but is there anythink nipping at the plecs fins and tails ??? the green phanton has a vary jagady fin and the gn has a slit in his tail :( just curious :)

If you look the L200 has its tail in the substrate you cant see the end clearly the gravel breaks the line. The GN was like that when I bought it.
 
Mbu is in a tank on its own due to it eating half of a p.congicus and biting the head of my arowana. Your all talking like my tank has changed massivly I havent had rays in this tank for quiet some time the only fish to of gone is the Arowana. Thats it and I have added a school of 10 clown loach which ina big group in a big tank are not as you call the bellybutton fish. I still have all my tigers, my royal knife my pearsei, I have just added a few more not as aggressive fish and will be finishing it off with a group of 6 Hoplarchus psittacus which I will let CFC fill you in on how these are not "bellybutton fish".


Honestly I was just sad to assume you had gotten rid of the mbu. That is a really cool fish. Clown loaches just are not my cup of tea but I do still dig your tank. :good: Just dont get rid of that mbu!
 
Your tank wouldnt be big enough for pearsei mate. But not to worry as your going with mbuna.
 
thats why i didnt go with them as i seen them on the net abt them and sed no to my self
they wld have been great if this was last your as i had a 8x2x2 tank lol
 

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