Thanks! No, it came like that. Believe it or not, it actually had about 7 tall leaves racing to the top of the tank but they sort of died down because i think lack of light.
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Thanks! No, it came like that. Believe it or not, it actually had about 7 tall leaves racing to the top of the tank but they sort of died down because i think lack of light.
The Bolivian Rams and Serpae Tetras are in the tank! They are looking great! Just did water change so will have some more pictures today or tomorrow.
Everything is great sofar. Sorry for the lack of photos. I've been busy with finals lately and today is my first official day of so will likely upload pics.
I guess I'm pretty lucky tohave Peacocks around my area. They are expensive @ $13 each, but I guess it's worth it.
And thanks! I just macros setting on my mom's powershot camera and a Canon G4. Not the best but I jsut pic the best pictures to show, LOL>
Your choice for Serpae Tetras is a misfit for that tank. Serpaes are a semi-aggressive species that do well with the likes of Tiger Barbs, Chinese Algae Eaters, and Blackskirt Tetras.
Not saying they won't work for your setup, I think you will need to keep an eye on them for the safety of the other residents. I have them with giant danio, Blackskirt Tetra, and Tiger-barbs. In such a combination everyone is fairly peaceful and should there be a flare-up it is limited to specie specific.
Not saying they won't work for your setup, I think you will need to keep an eye on them for the safety of the other residents. I have them with giant danio, Blackskirt Tetra, and Tiger-barbs. In such a combination everyone is fairly peaceful and should there be a flare-up it is limited to specie specific.
I actually haven't seen any aggresion at all from Day 1 of quarantine tank to now. I see more aggresion between my Bolivian Rams than anyone else. I knew that it was necessary to get a school of 6 in order to decrease the aggresion but I think in bigger thanks (than average 10s and 20s) . They have more room to scatter and not be aggresive, I guess.
