Hi, Thanks for the feedback. At the moment the tank is around 26ºC/78ºF, I will be slowly increasing that to around 28ºC/82ºF. Teleocichla look like nice little cichlids. I don't know if I'd be able to find any over here in the UK. :? EDIT: Wildwoods have teleocichla monogramma I think. What male:fem ...

Set up the tank today, there's more hardscape and some plants to go in, but any comments on how it is so far would be great

OK, thanks

I picked up my 129s today, 1M, 2F it looks like, but they're still sub-adult. Fingers crossed for the future.

I will get the dicrossus some time later, and pot back here regarding their suitability with the L129s.

I got this quote from another forum, but I believe it was originally posted here by Apistomaster, who keeps dicrossus with breeding plecos: "I am keeping six Dicrossus maculatus, Spade Tail Checker Board Dwarf c*****ds in with my 7 L333 breeders and a couple 4 inch Sturisoma aureum. They are housed ...

The flow would be provided by the standard Tetra Art 60L filter and an Eheim 2208 Aquaball. Not sure how many gallons per hour that would be, but there would be calmer areas in the tank due to the hardscape.

Thanks.

Bump.

I was thinking dicrossus as they're also from the Orinoco, but they're from a different biotope in that river... (not that it concerns me that much lol)

Hatchetfish also caught my eye, but I don't know if they'd be OK?

Hi, I'm setting up an aquarium for a trio of L129s. The decor will be relatively simple; sand, slate, a few bits of wood with anubias attached etc. Could anyone please suggest any suitable mid-dwelling tankmates that would appreciate the higher current in the tank, not require much planting and most ...