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nice! The gender difference isn't as obvious as it is with the Hongsloi. What sized tank do you have them in and how peaceful is the male (assuming he's in the same tank as the female)?

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Yep they settled in very well, started eating whiteworms straight away :)

Yea they do look quite similar, but the female looks awesome when in her brooding dress. They're just in a small 45cm tank at the mo as the tank they were going to go in had a heater malfunction last night :roll: Male is very peaceful so far, the female is the one showing off and nudging him. I'll feed them up well and see what happens :D

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I've got them in their proper tank now with dalton's propagating sand, oak leaves, and driftwood. They seem to be very happy. I put a mirror by the tank today and got the male to flare up. Here's some pics:

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I am very happy with these fish :D

They will look great as they got older. Cool fish.

You must have some huge oaks. those leaves are way bigger than the oak leaves I use They almost look big enough to be a Sycamore leaf.

Looking good though

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