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  • #16
    Bee, they're looking great, bellies are nice and round, active and love the espionage themed soundtrack to the video. Saw the pics and video lat night but had a lot going on yesterday so couldn't really post a reply. I'm glad you got them from Juan and decided to have a second go at it with your favorite fish.

    BTW, like Brian said, where's the FTS? Scape looks good from what can be seen in the video, but love to see an FTS.
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    • #17
      I think mine are f1.

      I agree about the head coloring being males. I'm seeing it to.

      I did a water change last night after being on no lift orders for a few weeks and they look dang good this morning.

      Will give them a frozen krill treat later on today.

      I agree where is the FTS

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      • #18
        Originally posted by Darbex View Post
        Nice B but where's the FTS?
        +1! Thanks for sharing, but where's the FTS?

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        • #19
          Originally posted by beto View Post
          awesome looking setup Bee. thanks for sharing.
          It's really all thanks to you guys that I have tapajos again.
          All bleeding stops eventually...

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          • #20
            FTS to follow! It's really the same setup that I had with the wild adults. It's the ADG 105g tall show tank, drilled, 2260 and Koralia circ pump, 4 foot bubble wall, PFS with fossil rock and manzanita, and bolbitis and one anubias hastafolia (only things the silver dollars would leave alone!). I'm doing a water change today and then sunkenmetal is coming by tomorrow with his cool camera.
            All bleeding stops eventually...

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            • #21
              I am?
              Mentally Challenged

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              • #22
                He is?
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                • #23
                  Yep.
                  All bleeding stops eventually...

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                  • #24
                    You haven't even seen my price list.
                    Mentally Challenged

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                    • #25
                      In pesos?
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                      • #26
                        Originally posted by aquabee View Post
                        FTS to follow! It's really the same setup that I had with the wild adults. It's the ADG 105g tall show tank, drilled, 2260 and Koralia circ pump, 4 foot bubble wall, PFS with fossil rock and manzanita, and bolbitis and one anubias hastafolia (only things the silver dollars would leave alone!). I'm doing a water change today and then sunkenmetal is coming by tomorrow with his cool camera.
                        That's a lot of words. I like pictures better lmao. You don't have problems with the fossil rock bumping up the pH?

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                        • #27
                          Originally posted by mistahoo View Post
                          That's a lot of words. I like pictures better lmao. You don't have problems with the fossil rock bumping up the pH?
                          Yahhhh I know. Photos tomorrow. Just did a WC. Never had an issue with the rock touching the pH. It's the rock from one of Quoc's old tanks.
                          All bleeding stops eventually...

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                          • #28
                            Hmm. Interesting. I didn't want to add any fossil rock to my SA tanks because it's basically limestone and I thought it'd boost up the pH.

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                            • #29
                              Originally posted by SunnyHouTX View Post
                              In pesos?
                              que?
                              Mentally Challenged

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                              • #30
                                Originally posted by mistahoo View Post
                                Hmm. Interesting. I didn't want to add any fossil rock to my SA tanks because it's basically limestone and I thought it'd boost up the pH.
                                Depends on the type too. Some fossil rock is almost all limestone by their age and process of petrification affects how much or how little they leach. I've kept this type of fossil rock, whatever it is, at a pH of 8 (as it comes out of my tap) as well as in a tank with pH 6.8. No issues.
                                All bleeding stops eventually...

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