From the Harvard Square stop on the Red Line. Main Subway exit: Take the two sets of escalators out of the T stop (this is the Main exit). After exiting, you will need to reverse direction and head up Massachusetts avenue (away from the newsstand and Information Kiosk).et off at the third stop, âHarvard.â Allow fifteen minutes for the subway portion of the trip. From the West of Boston: Drive to Riverside MBTA station in Newton, the western terminus of one branch of the Green Line (Exit 22A from Route 128), where there is an open-air parking lot.
Best Answer: Jaguar cichlids are huge, Foot long + sized fish and very, very aggressive. For one you need at least a 75 gallon and preferably a 125 gallon to actually give it swimming room. for a mating pair you will need a 125 gallon. They will take over the tank and kill what you try to put with them.
Hi I have kept blue rams in a 29 gallon planted tank. After acclimation, they at everything. If their color is OK, keep them eating the frozen and slowly introduce quality cichlid food like tetra bits. try other frozen such as daphia, brine shrimp of course small quantities.hope thi is useful.ebruary 7th, 2010, 09:59 PM. I have also purchased 2 blue rams 3 days ago. They do not go all the way to the top of the tank. They both swim up the side of the tank near the top then swim back down. The only way for them to eat tropical fish flakes is for me to sink rather large flakes to the bottom of the tank.