Trying to feed some squid to my eel. But my other fishes snatching it away. You can hear the clicking of the triggerfishes teeth. The debris in the water is brine shrimp if anyone is wondering.
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75 Gallon; 2x Acei’s 1x Midnight blue Peacock 1x Red Peacock 1x Brasileinsis 2x Electric Yellow 1x Electric Blue 1x Rusty Peacock 1x 4inch Albino Algae Eater 1x Chinese Algae Eater 2x Bristlenose (male & female) 1x Spiny (Tyre Track) Eel 1x Australian Shortfin Eel (approx 50cm) 5x Mystery Snails Steady stock of live feed including; “freshwater Ghost Shrimp, Gold Cresent Shrimp, feeder fish & blackworms.” Medium-Heavily Planted; Amazon swords, Hygro, Java moss, Java fern, Lizard tail, Aliminium, Spatts, Dwarf pongol, Couple varieties of Valisneria, Anubis on driftwood. Running on four filters. two small corner filters with activated carbon & Ammonia remover on both back corners, Two jet flow filters, one being much smaller and with a dripping arm extention to reduce the current in the water, also in addition to the extention, i get a running water sound! 1x approx 17inch submergable heater. A few small ornaments. A few sea shells. 3x Aqua Glo T8 lights on lid (1x 20watt, 2x 30watt), however only using 1x 30watt (time period: 0730-2000). White Cichlid crush for substrate Water PH average 7.4 can raise up to 8.0. average temperature of between 26-28 degrees celcius. Feed: live blackworms and shrimp, frozen bloodworms, frozen brine shrimp, shrimp pellets, small and medium floating cichlid pellets, white crane Super G pellets with 5% spirulina, cichlid flake, algae bits, feeder fish.en re-introduced to the community, was not welcome back.