Pseudopimelodus bufonius hiding spot

[Lazybum34]

Picking up my 3rd pseudopimelodus bufonius this week and was wondering if there is a way to make a hiding spot where I could see him 24/7

 

[danotaylor]

bare bottom tank, no decor

 

[SilverArowanaBoi]

Picking up my 3rd pseudopimelodus bufonius this week and was wondering if there is a way to make a hiding spot where I could see him 24/7

What I do is create a rock structure, wood structure, or a combination of the two and put it against the glass on the side. Sort of like an Ant Hill farm:


They get the illusion of a "hiding spot," but you can see them clearly. Sorry for the odd reference, it was the first thing I thought of lol.

 

[Lazybum34]

What I do is create a rock structure, wood structure, or a combination of the two and put it against the glass on the side. Sort of like an Ant Hill farm:

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They get the illusion of a "hiding spot," but you can see them clearly. Sorry for the odd reference, it was the first thing I thought of lol.

Thank you I will try that

 

[fishhead0103666]

What I do is create a rock structure, wood structure, or a combination of the two and put it against the glass on the side. Sort of like an Ant Hill farm:

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They get the illusion of a "hiding spot," but you can see them clearly. Sorry for the odd reference, it was the first thing I thought of lol.

A simple yet quite effective idea, @thebiggerthebetter has done this exact same thing I believe.

 

[Fishman Dave]

I’ve seen drain pipes cut in half and put against the glass for cats to hide in.

 

[thebiggerthebetter]

Lean a piece of flat stone against the front glass.