Hummm.... You are right about the first site, ther is no picture. But the second site has a picture of two parents with their spawn! This one : http://www.gcca.net/index.htm?content=/fom/Uaru_amphiacanthoides.htm If you don't get the picture you might check your computer settings (HTML enabled?) But ...

About 10 inches http://www.elmersaquarium.com/10cichlid_urau.htm http://www.gcca.net/index.htm?content=/fom/Uaru_amphiacanthoides.htm also known as the Chocolate Cichlid (WARNING: not the only species known by this common name) Urau/Uaru amphiacanthoides (note variable genus spelling) Primarily ...

Good, let us know what it is called and what the ingredients are in it.

how's the GN doing and are the water parameters fixed?

Some info, but a little dated....

behavioraly similar to discus, but not a delicate species. Gentile behahior. Breed in angel-discus fashion generally off the bottom of the aquarium. Says they should be given a tank of their own....

Cichlids of the World, 1973. Dr. Robert J. Goldstein

There is a medication called "melflix" or something to that effect I have read about on the various boards used to treat damaged fins. You probably need this. With the amonia level stable (gone) the gold nugget will likely recover, but the nitrogen cycle is still out of kilter in the main tank. I'd ...

I'll think about the Urau and where to find info.

Here's a thought, although not tetras. Tinfoil barbs get quite large (I've seen them at ~5") and aren't agressive. Somewhat similar in form to tetras.

Convict might work also.

Zack, I think the Urau is a good choice for the large bodied fish you desire. Although you seem to want an Oscar, at least one. The needle nose gar seems like it might be a fair choice, although I can't think of many fish that make good tank mates with an oscar. There are a few combinations that I ...