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Wanted to buy adult motoros. PM if interested.

I am looking for adult healthy REDS and XBACKS, possibly RTGS! Please be full size and over 4 years old. I am located on Vancouver Island, we could arrange shipping or pick up. Top dollar paid for quality fish.

Our 27" RTG just stopped eating, but I am not too worried, then have been know to fast for a few days and start eating again like nothing happend.

They are easy Kenta youd do great at them, tons of personality and get along great with aros. My motoro eats out of my hand.

I add from tap and treat in my sump, then pump up to main tank. Safe way of doing it.

Myview on bio balls: Well, they do grow beneficial nitrifying bacteria profusely! The unfortunate part is that, while bioballs excel at fostering bacteria that break down ammonia and nitrite, they tend to accumulate nitrate (the "end product" of biological filtration). The bacteria are sooo...

I just have two 30 watt plant bulbs over my sump. Seems to be enough light because I trim back the plants every couple weekes or so.

For the prawns to help with color developement, the shell has to remain on. Thats where the caratine comes from, which helps your fish turn red.

ok....thanks for your help guys!

Sunny here on the island today!

Bioballs can be an asset to your cycle. But if over used they are big nitrate factorys.

remeber to have the lights on your sump run on oposite cycles then your tank. IE: have the sump lights come on at night.

hmm my FF hasnt been bugging my motro yet. I have been keeping a close eye.

I use plants in my sump after much testing I perfer plants that float. Easier to keep sump clean that way.

I am currently working on a big filtration unit for arotanks. I'll will be using commercial filters and external pump. The cost wont be too high, plus it is easy to clean. I am installing one on my aro tank this weekend if all goes well and i'll keep you updated with pics and details.

The scales are neatly arranged, and good shape also.

Nice fish! Do you find your spending much time tending to your filters?

swim bladder... but I think usually with swim bladder problems the fish tilts front to back, not side to side?

To me it almost looks wild caught...F1? Just a crazy thought!