I might do that and just push him out of the wood once he is in the other tank. The wood piece is to big for that tank and can't really stay there

Thanks for the response. I'll have to get him out of the hollow tree stump he has taken up already and move him into the 80 gallon tank.

I just had an impulse buy yesterday and got 1 of those. After doing a little research I found out what it is. I also realized that he will never get anything to eat in my cichlid tank since they are all pigs so I would like to move him into my 80 gallon planted tank. The only thing that worries me ...

That's it. Thanks guys. The profile says that they only get to 2.5". When I bought it the guy asked me in what size tank it will go I told him first in my 80 gallon and then the 180 gallon. He said good and told me that it will grow to about 18 inches or maybe a bit more

The body shape of the last fish posted is very close to it but the color of the fish is off. Mine has a light underside and a greenish base color with dark black dots all over the body except for the underside of the fish.

Sorry I don't have a pic since I can't find my catfish during the day. I bought this fish last Friday and it was labeled as spotted catfish ate the store (I know that doesn't help at all). The fish is currently about 1.5 inches small. It has a very light belly color but the base color on his back ...

Judging by the name " English see stones" and knowing that the high cliffs on the coast in England are limestone I think you know what raises your pH. Check with the company that made the gravel and ask them what it is.But I guess it is limestone

Can I keep those 2 together in my community tank with Tiger barbs and Kribensis cichlid. I already have 2 Clown loaches in there and a small Bristlenose pleco. Now I'm thinking of adding 2 Pictus but since I never had them I'm worried that they might be to agressive during feeding time and my Clown ...