Peruvian #biotope?

[ghostsword]

if these are mature then I can say that they are a new type of angel fish, as they are still very small. Not bigger than a 10cm diameter.

But they are venturing to the front, and started to follow the finger in the glass, eating live food, and not so skittish.

The gold tetras are the ones acting funny, they are fighting all the time, and split in two groups. Weird one that, they were shoaling before.

May add some female guppies to provide some live food for the angel fish.

 

[clonitza]

Yeah my gold tetras do the same, fighting over territory all day long, after 1 year of heaving them I barely remember them shoaling.

 

[ghostsword]

Yeah my gold tetras do the same, fighting over territory all day long, after I year of heaving them I barely remember them shoaling.

ah, I thought that it was something wrong.. They were shoaling so nicely before, not anymore. Little Sh**s.

 

[xtevo]

You should write a journal for this beauty. Are there any step-by-step pictures from the beginning? Or can You make a full tank shot, please? I will be appreciate it. (Or You making this for AGA, and that's why only teaser pics )

 

[ghostsword]

I am not good with journals, step by steps and such things. maybe I should but have not yet seen the need.

The tank was sent to AGA, so after that is out of the way I can put more up.




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[ghostsword]

The leaf litter desintegrated.. The corydoras ate them I think.

Some updated photos...

The two angels on the tank

Peru Biotope by GHOSTSWORD, on Flickr

The Gold Tetras hidding in the wood.

Peru Biotope by GHOSTSWORD, on Flickr