JeffK
I'm planning to house 2 pair of A. borelliI in my 33 gal long (4 ft) tank. I plan to add both pair at once, but I need to have plenty of caves, broken lines of sight, etc in the tank. I'm looking for suggestions on how to set everything up. I am NOT looking to breed them - just a community tank. Here is an overview shot of the tank:

Here is a closer shot of the left side. Inside the cave ornament are 2 terra cotta flower pots sort of positioned with the open enda together, but cracked enough to use as a cave. I also have an apisto cave and a piece of pvc piping among the "fake" plants:
Here on the right side, I have an apisto cave and two cichlid stones amongst the fake plants:
Here in the center, I have a large log ornament (it's hollow inside - my bn pleco hangs out in here a lot during the day:
Any suggestions on how to arrange things in order to help increase my chances of each pair claiming opposite sides of the tank?

Here is a closer shot of the left side. Inside the cave ornament are 2 terra cotta flower pots sort of positioned with the open enda together, but cracked enough to use as a cave. I also have an apisto cave and a piece of pvc piping among the "fake" plants:

Here on the right side, I have an apisto cave and two cichlid stones amongst the fake plants:

Here in the center, I have a large log ornament (it's hollow inside - my bn pleco hangs out in here a lot during the day:

Any suggestions on how to arrange things in order to help increase my chances of each pair claiming opposite sides of the tank?