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They're only with the Africans until I finish setting up the 150 gallon, the Africans are greedy beasts I know. My endli was glad to have some buddies, they were all in the same tank originally.

They're quite photogenic, the albino is a ham, even in the bag he was coming over and staring everyone down haha

Grabbed some fat 5"+ polys from my LFS, they've been eating love food for a few months now, and what a difference it makes!

I got him from a different store than I am bringing him to, but they're awesome where I'm bringing him, by far the best lfs I've ever been to

Sorry not to clarify, the tank is a 20gallon long, not 20 liters. I do 50-75% water changes weekly. All of my other fish have been growing well, just this little guy is the only issue. I am also concerned about the fact that he is always on the surface of the water, which is know is common with...

I am in the process of setting up a 150 gallon for mainly different poly species and my 2 oscars. The problem is, my Senegal (which is currently in my 55 with assorted mbuna, my endi and oscars) hasn't grown too much from about 3/4 inches since I bought him a few months ago. I am very worried...

I am setting up a 125 gal for my two tiger oscars and a few bichirs, I was looking for ideas for how to scape the tank, I'm not sure what type of "look" I am going for as far as decor and background etc

I have a 55 gal mostly african tank that has 2 small oscars and 2 small bichirs (one Senegal and one delhezi) the oscars and bichirs are only temporary in this tank until I move and figure out a better situation for them. I have a large grain sand substrate that sticks to the fish on occasion...

James, it's funny that I just saw this because I am currently getting rid of my crabro I got, they are brutal little monsters to the larger fish I have in the tank. Only that species too.

Pseudotrophis estherae x5 Pseudotrophis demansoni x5 Pseudotrophis crabro x5 Pseudotrophis acei x5 Labidochromis caerulous x5

Sorry pic didn't attach!