180g Tanganyikan Biotope

[eklikewhoa]

all zaire are like that IMO

[cu0ngsayz]

Yea I notice the head not. The Zaire doesn't have a big dome like the Moba

[eklikewhoa]

Yea I notice the head not. The Zaire doesn't have a big dome like the Moba

zaire includes moba and all the others...

Zaire is the region, moba/mikula/etc. is the actual collectionpoint/lakeside holding

[eklikewhoa]

oh.. and I don't see Zaires with the dome... those are more of the burundi/ikola area fronts.

[cu0ngsayz]

Confusing.... Damn these African fish.

[eklikewhoa]

Not very confusing actually... you just have not gained the knowledge.

[cu0ngsayz]

Yea. Was thinking about keeping fronts but then I saw how many there are I just stop looking. Lol

[eklikewhoa]

They're more "majestic" looking, I want to keep them again but just don't have a tank big enough.

[aggrofishkeeper]

180g is small for Frontosas?

I wanted to get a pair or trio...

[cu0ngsayz]

Dwarf fish is the in thing. Did you forget? Hahah

[eklikewhoa]

Have you seen vids of them in the wild? I want them to act that way in my tank so a big tank is the only way I would own a colony.

[aggrofishkeeper]

All the videos Ive watched of Frontosas they just sorta seem like they chill and float around.

[FrontosaurusRex]

They pretty much do just chill and float around. They live in very large schools though. And EK is correct, they are Mikula.

[eklikewhoa]

I've seen some where they are spread out but still in their colony hunting and easily covering a 15x15' area and seeing them over the rockwork was quite amazing.

they kinda just float around.

[aquabee]

When they're juvies they can be really active and cute! My Mobas were all over the tank and constantly begged for food. :) Typical fry!