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![]() I know what you mean. I can tell you when I walked in to the sellers hows I said those are Henlei. Then he told me the background of them and how they were acquired and turned on the lights and then pointed back to Leopoldi. Then you look at my old Leo as pictured here
http://www.cichlidgallery.com/under-...n/100_0051_IMG The spots on these rays are much whiter than my Henlei Pair, however they do have spotting around the outside of the disc which could point to Henlei. The underside is also not spotted which would point to Leo There is a theory that Henlei and Leos either hybridize in the wild or are the same species collected from different parts. There is little known about rays period. Either way I am extremely happy to have them and they were worth every penny |
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![]() Just curious. what are you feeding them? I am interested in getting another but dont want to make the same mistakes as the last one.
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![]() I have never fed my rays live at all. Only a few a wild caught ones that I had to ween, I fed earthworms. My rays eat shrimp and pellets.
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![]() Rudy:
How fast do motoros grow? What would a minumum gallon tank for a 4-5 inch disc? How long before upgrading? Just wondering. Really can't afford it right now and no space in our tiny apt. anyways. THANKS! Js |
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![]() For any rays I would go 6 foot tank at least. Rays in 4 foot tanks look cramped to me regardless of how big they are For a few years you could get away with a 108 or so. Motoros grow reasonably fast until they hit 10 inches or so and then slow down considerably. Tank just has to be wider than the disc and the tail
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