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Posted by bassett on May 29, 2005, 3:53 am
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regardless of what you keep, If they have struck a balance, and all get on,
leave well alone. Just be content with them as they are. No point in
starting a riot.
A while ago a friend of mine had this display, in the front Waiting room
of his office, 6 foot tank, Cichlids, fully planted, hiding holes made of
fake rock, etc. The thing looked a million dollars, and he told me that
people used to come into the office just to look at his fish.
The next time I went in , There was this 6 inch Oscar, the tank was a
complete wreck, Half the fish where missing and every bit of greenery was
floating on the top of the tank. He had bought the Oscar 3 days earlier,
Don't ask me what happened to the Oscar, but I think it was returned from
wence it came. And the Show tank, was never the same again.
bassett
> Amateur Cichlids wrote:
>> I tried to do all that I read and heard to keep everyone happy...NOT! I
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>>>followed the explicit directions of the store owner. He appeared to be a
>>>Cichlid expert, I did this:
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>>> Any other advice appreciated.
>>>
>>
>>
>> At first glance, this post appears to be the post from someone
>> looking to start a flamewar. Otherwise known as a troll. You go out or
>> your way to say you ignored anything you read and ignored any advice
>> you've gotten. You've gone to a newsgroup where people are sometimes over
>> sentimental when it comes to their fish and stated how funny it was to
>> see them in chaos and attacking each other. For some reason, I find it
>> hard to believe you would appreciate any advice that would be offered.
>> *shrug*
>> Just my impression. Enjoy your fish.
>> Tim
>> http://www.fishaholics.org
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>>
> Hmm...didn't look like a troll to me. I was wondering if they're
> Tanganyikans. Those fit fine in a 30 gallon tank. And N leleupi can be
> orange and very mean.
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