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johannes 27-04-2015 12:23 PM

Hey just realized you are the "Brian" that played Friday soccer?
Managed to get rid of the aro, eh...
Haha

freddie 27-04-2015 02:58 PM

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Originally Posted by Wind (Post 9848601)
Very impressive set up bro. Really love your selection of fishes! Looking forward for more updates

Thanks bro. Will update new photos here from time to time.
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Originally Posted by johannes (Post 9848703)
Hey just realized you are the "Brian" that played Friday soccer?
Managed to get rid of the aro, eh...
Haha

lol. yeah that's me.

sold the aro a long time ago. it was getting too big for the 4 foot. difficult to keep anyway with young kids running around. the aro used to get startled and jump into the cover and lose scales. happened a few times.

Young Man 27-04-2015 03:57 PM

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Originally Posted by freddie (Post 9848587)
Yeah i find it much easier to add them in groups. There will be chaos for a while but the aggression is distributed rather than targeted at one individual fish.

unfortunately the previous tank was sold once the 6 foot was setup, could have done with that as a proper grow out tank. but i still have a 2 foot tropical tank. a nice safe place for the rocket to grow out a bit before he goes in with the big boys.

I think my stock level is about there now. maybe room for 1 or 2 more pieces. but have not made my mind up yet on what else to add.

yea that's a good practice :)
oh what a pity. 2footer still better then none haha.
are you going for a blue and yellow theme for this tank?

freddie 28-04-2015 12:42 AM

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Originally Posted by Young Man (Post 9848754)
are you going for a blue and yellow theme for this tank?

yeah..... it does seem that way at the moment, and i do like the blue and yellow look. There are 3 red fish in there but they are not so visible in the photos.

bro*1043 28-04-2015 10:58 AM

I like the way u arrange the rocks and the inhabitants. ;)

freddie 28-04-2015 01:42 PM

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Originally Posted by bro*1043 (Post 9849007)
I like the way u arrange the rocks and the inhabitants. ;)

Thanks bro. The haps I'm keeping need plenty of open swimming space so I went easy on the rocks and tried to keep it natural looking.

Initially I was planning to get some realistic fake rocks but couldn't find any I liked, so I stuck with the real thing.

trueblue82 08-05-2015 05:54 AM

wow after see your thread again....

dunno i should start with fronts first or peacocks/malawi first..........:confused::o ...color also chio...

freddie 08-05-2015 09:24 AM

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Originally Posted by trueblue82 (Post 9853462)
wow after see your thread again....

dunno i should start with fronts first or peacocks/malawi first..........:confused::o ...color also chio...

lol. Hard to choose between them alright :)

either way will be a nice tank. And make sure to post plenty of photos.

CCT 10-05-2015 02:31 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by trueblue82 (Post 9853462)
wow after see your thread again....



dunno i should start with fronts first or peacocks/malawi first..........:confused::o ...color also chio...


Very easy to choose you want see colours choose peacock, strips choose fronts. Haha


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westwood 17-05-2015 11:50 PM

Bro! 3rd pic from the top in your recent photos. Extreme right blue fish....it looks like an Aulonocara Rostratum....very rare...where did you get it? :eek:


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