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  1. It's been awhile since I updated this. I got so busy with my 150G at work that this one fell aside a little.

    Here is the current update on the tank. I went with the HOBs on the 75 gallon for this tank. Added some more sand today(hopefully it clears up soon) and the rest of the fish went in today. Funny because it looks empty with everyone hiding. I have my local glass company cutting custom 1/4" thick lids for the tank and the new light should be here next week. I will get some better photos of everything once it clears up and the new top and light is on it. 

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    And Mushu took over the 75 gallon they came out of. 

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  2. I feel the same way about lots of different killifish. I got my hands on a pair of Blue Gularis and cannot for the life of me figure out why everyone doesn't have them. They are gorgeous fish and very entertaining to watch. I think I'd like to keep more killifish now. 

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  3. In the early spring, I put a small group of juvenile Ameca splendens out in a small tub outside in the shade. I didn't expect them to do so well considering the temperatures get up to 106 in the summer time, but they have grown and thrived in this setting. Floating frogbit, duckweed, guppy grass help shade it even more and provide grazing options for them. This tub is rarely fed, or tampered with, providing only top offs. This group is active and looks fantastic. I'm very happy with the outcome and will be trying other goodeid species next year. 

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  4. Best I've gotten of the male so far, the tannins are pretty heavy in this tank. 

     

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    Care wise, they seem a lot hardier than most people let on, and these guys have eaten everything I've thrown at them so far. Pellets, baby brine, bloodworm, and daphnia. I love watching them move. They are almost cat like. They sure do love their caves though. I would ike to have a bigger community tank of them. 

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