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Nope. I seldom see them there. They tend to explore both the mid and bottom tiers extensively. They will go to the top when they know I'm about to feed. Basically, the male is like the tank boss. The female developed yellowing and bold striping much later.
The picture was taken today, and the...
Noted and thanks. Actually, there were Amazon swords at the background which I'm trying to grow. So far, I feel all the plants and driftwood blocks many lines of sight and aggression is well contained. I've added leaves 2 days ago.
Frankly, they get along more nowadays and take "strolls" at...
The tank is a Fluval Spec 16, where the footprint essentially is 18.5" x 12".
It is heavily planted with driftwood to break up lines of sight.
Honestly things don't look too bad yet, and the female does have alot of smarts.
Hmm.. I have no idea and it slipped my mind to ask.
It takes pellet food well so it is likely to be tank bred? I may be wrong on this.
It is constantly chasing away the female...and the yellow has yellowed up quite abit in color..
Should I get another female to diffuse the aggression or...
Hi folks,
I'm new to this forum and would very much resist posting this question but I can't seem to have an answer.
I have this guy A.Inka 50 (Baesnchi) for 3 weeks now and I noticed a split on his caudal fin.
He is growing quite well, but the split in that fin perturbs me. I'm not sure if it...