I just got home with 2 baby German Blue Rams. This all-fish-store store about 20 miles away decided to stock up on them. The owner thinks they're the most colorful of all freshwater fish—at least in the Cichlid family. The Kribensis and Bolivian Rams aren't bothering them, nor are they even bothering the Tetras and my other fish that I have, as some PSs have said that all Cichlids will attack Tetras and such.
Thing is, the pH was about 6.8 until I got home. It dropped to 6.1 for some reason, but I didn't put the GBRs in until they got use to the water as I added my tank's water into a jar which had their own store water. After an 45 minutes of this, I put them in the tank. They seem fine for now. I hope they don't croke and thrive as the months go by—and I pray years.
The water is quite cloudy again from changing filters. I forgot to rinse them first.
When the water is clear and I can get a still shot, I'll post a picture of them in here.
Thanks!
Thing is, the pH was about 6.8 until I got home. It dropped to 6.1 for some reason, but I didn't put the GBRs in until they got use to the water as I added my tank's water into a jar which had their own store water. After an 45 minutes of this, I put them in the tank. They seem fine for now. I hope they don't croke and thrive as the months go by—and I pray years.
The water is quite cloudy again from changing filters. I forgot to rinse them first.
When the water is clear and I can get a still shot, I'll post a picture of them in here.Thanks!
