TrashmanNYC said:
Laurel said:
If the rocks are piled high, then the extra height might help the julies. My multies use the entire height of my tank, although it's only 18" tall.
I ended up moving some of the shells forward to keep the multies from harassing the julies too much. My julies are j. Transcriptus.
Thanks.....great setup....... :thumb:
what size is that tank? and how many shells per shelly? three?
Robb
I have 5 multies, and 13 shells. I'm going to get rid of the biggest multie who's been harassing the julies too much. I'm pretty sure he's the big bad male, but if one of the 4 others aren't males, I'll find out when they stop having fry, and I'll know to get a new one.
It's a 29 gallon Oceanic Biocube, but I think the actual volume is closer to 24 when you calculate the wet/dry portion. The usable area for the fish is about an 18" cube.
Here's how it looked minus the java fern. I think it really made a huge difference!