The Number One Bully In Your Aquarium The Red Devil is the undisputed king of freshwater tanks. This massive cichlid, along with the Jack Dempsey, is known for being big and aggressive. Don't be fooled by their names — these fish are brutal with smaller tank mates. I learned the hard way when my Jack Dempsey wiped out my swordtails. Over in saltwater tanks, size doesn’t mean much when you’ve got damselfish and clownfish running the show. Small but scrappy, they’ll fight anything that steps into

@monsteraquarium The Red Devil (*Amphilophus labiatus*) is a popular freshwater cichlid known for its vibrant red or orange coloration, aggressive temperament, and large, distinctive lips. Native to lakes in Central America, this fish is often kept by experienced aquarists due to its bold personality and territorial behavior. While it can be a stunning addition to large tanks, the Red Devil requires careful care and tank mates due to its assertive nature. #RedDevilCichlid #AmphilophusLabiatus #C

This is huge!! See incredible video footage of what may very well be Canada’s most impressive tree. This gargantuan redcedar measures over 17 ft (5 m) wide near its base and 151 ft (46 m) tall. However, unlike most other trees, its trunk gets wider going upwards, culminating in a sprawling fortress-like crown of wooden spires akin to a massive wooden wall of an ancient castle. This giant could possibly have the largest or near largest wood volume of any tree in Canada for about the first 50 feet

This tree is a GIANT legend of the Pacific Northwest. Reaching up to 70m tall and living for 1,000 years, this iconic evergreen tree is an important for forests and cultures. Indigenous Peoples have long referred to the Western Red-Cedar tree as the “Tree of Life” considering the plentiful resources it provides. The rot-resistant wood is used to build items such as canoes, paddles, houses, boxes, totem poles, and tools. The bark is used in making mats, clothing, baskets, nets, fishing lines, med