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digging through some old pics and found a few decent ones. 
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Damn!
How many did you have, 100 million?
They got a really nice blue to them.
I also like how you kept the lighting a little subdued compared to tropheus/petro lighting.I ate my fish that died.
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I think that fronts like the low light.
they live in a deeper part of the lake.
makes sense to me though i cant back that up with any proof other than all the fry I produced.
at one point before i started selling the fry to make room/money for trophs i had over 200. The adult colony was 1M/4FComment
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DAMNNNN what kind of setup was that? that looks AMAZING why would you ever get rid of them?I make people happyComment
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same 125g i've got my trophs in now... I sold my colony before I moved this summer because I needed to cut down on the # of tanks i had and the fronts lost to the trophs and saltwater.Comment
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+1
no offense, but i like the look of those 100 fronts to 100 trophs anyday.
that looked sweet!
and that rock scape in pic 5 looks insane, make the tank they are in look like a 1000g tank.
very cool.FRENCH FRY!!!
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No proof needed. They are generally deeper water fish and hunt at night also, so surely they like the dimmer lighting set-up.Originally posted by cichlid1409 View PostI ate my fish that died.
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man im still at awe of those fronts lol ive looked at those pics like 5 times now. :P:P:PI make people happyComment
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i know, i keep coming back to this page, they are amzing, makes me want frontosas, but im trying to keep the impulse buys to a minimum, LOL
FRENCH FRY!!!
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Never seen that many Frontosa in the same tank. They look awesome in large numbers. Very cool.If it ain't wild caught
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And I thought I had alot of them in one tank.....thanks for sharing....beautiful pictures....
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very, very nice!!!! That's what keeps me with fronts.180g Oceanic w/colony of 8 WC Moba Fronts (1m/7f) purchased from TNT Cichlids in Jan '05 & numerous fry. 1 F1 adult moba male. 2 2217 Eheims, 2 6080 Tunze Streams, WISA airpump, single stage Johnson ETC.....fishkeeping since 1988.Comment
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thanks guys. they bred like rabbits for me and didn't want the trouble of keeping up with it. I do miss them though maybe i'll get some more down the road.Comment
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Man I am in LOVE! That looks sweet.Comment
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