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May 22nd 05, 12:07 PM
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not sure if its what your looking for but, any of the spiney eel species
(tire track to fire spot) would make a nice addition to the tank. the spend most of their day burried in the substrate and i think soft sand would make a perfect home for them. their tough and aggresive enough to deal with your jewel too. should churn up your sand as well as adding a little bit of mystery to the tank -- Posted via CichlidFish.com http://www.cichlidfish.com/portal/forums 
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