Yea, they are quite incredible , i guess they have to be for the usual conditions they get thrown into.Asteria said:It is a rare find indeed
It just shows how adaptable these Lil guys are though
Yea, they are quite incredible , i guess they have to be for the usual conditions they get thrown into.Asteria said:It is a rare find indeed
It just shows how adaptable these Lil guys are though
Thanks, its not the end of the world though, sad but not the end.Goggy said:NO NOT THE BABY GAR
sweet plecos dough
now all you need is a african butterflyfish
Or a Solar Catfish (their fish native to my country, thailand)
A motoro stingray will be nice
And a Silver Arowana!
(yes, i am listing my favorite tropical fish)
A Oscar maybe
A new Spotted Gar
A Tigrinus Catfish
Sun catfish get 18" and do prefer colder water than most tropical fish, 74-77 degrees, never really a fan anyway.Goggy said:Wow your tank is a very unique but i thought solar catfish are thai/indian fish its a warm water and its max size is 10 inches and it only eats things that fit in its mouth
yea oscars are messy eaters
dont you like oddballs like the Tigrinus cat? oh or is it because your tank is too small? they grow to 2 feet and like decorated tanks. they also only eat things that fit in their mouth. i am not used to expressions like IMO or L25 i only know the BGK ( black ghost knife)
plz familiarize me with the expressions
for some reason i cant see your photos
Angels can live with gars and eels? wont it get rekt by the gar? or eaten by an eel?
I had the filter off because i couldnt turn the power back on for my room, and i didnt even think of getting an expansion cord for one of the filters at the time, it was a mistake that may have cost me all of those fish.Fishmanic said:just curious, why did you stop filtering the water?
Thank you alot! Id have to say hes better than any i have seen on google :BiggTexx said:That jurupari is simply amazing.
Goggy said:no more posts?
Thanks, im trying to get it back thereCeerix said:Hope your tank gets back to its former glory soon, really enjoyed those pics. That was certainly some fishkeeping skill to have all those good and going for a while.