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Apparently this is their new favourite spot.
Seph and Brunhilde doing their evening cruising in my 450l freshwater tank. (Brunhilde is the bigger chonkier one).
And once again, it looks kinda empty. Lights are about to go out, so mostly everyone's in their hiding spot already.
Chonky
They're eating! Thank you for eating!
This was the first time I actually saw them eat. They were hiding until now. For a few days I thought they already died.
Oooh boy that's a weight off my chest.
Dropped some of their favorite food in one corner. ^^
So because I bought the big tank specifically for my bichirs, I ordered 2 Delhezis to take their place and... they are so tiny.
Look at the size comparison with the bristlenose.
They still have little outside gills. They look so fragile. I had to put them in the other tank, they are too tiny for the 450l.
I did not expect them to be this tiny; it makes me really nervous that they might die too.
When I got Sef and Brunhilde they were already big enough to tell their sex apart.
There's no chance telling these apart. Even though I ordered a pair. There's no way they could actually tell.
Here! Have 2 minutes of my fish enjoying themselves after a big waterchange.
Ill have to cut more plants next time
Thought I'd post some update pictures of my big 450l tank, that I've had for 13 years now.
Bichirs doing great as ever, I've had those two for 13 years now too.
A little more algea than I'm comfortable with, but that's probably as good as it's going to get. At least the cyanobacteria are nearly gone.
The ropefish didn't want to get photographed today, lol.
But the Ctenopoma did.