Baby Biorb Stocking Advice

[ellena]

And only back in april, you recommended them to me! http/www.fishforums.net/index.php?showtopic=281828&hl= I think if you can confirm they are tank bred, there's no reason why not I agree to buy wild caught specimens would be irresponsible though. And pricey, as I mentioned before.

 

[Truck]

And only back in april, you recommended them to me! [URL="http/www.fishforums.net/index.php?showtopic=281828&hl="]http/www.fishforums.net/index.php?showtopic=281828&hl=[/URL] I think if you can confirm they are tank bred, there's no reason why not I agree to buy wild caught specimens would be irresponsible though. And pricey, as I mentioned before.

yeah...if you want them tank bred is the way to go

 

[AnnaFish]

Would it be a problem to cycle at home and then bring the tank to work when the water is going to be very different? I don't really think so... just wondering.

Well water vs city water across 40 miles.

 

[chesterscot]

shrimp or snails
scot

 

[joshjames]

as truck says the galaxy rasbora are endangered and dont buy wild ones without the intention to breed
i have 6 in my 7.5 gallon but i wouldnt put 6 in a baby biorb of 4 gallons you could probably manage 4 and if you wanted shrimp go with amano because they wont breed and over populate the tank

 

[AnnaFish]

Yeah, I am definitly getting 4 captive bred galaxy rasboras with one oto cat. I am stuffing the oto cat in there because I may be sitting by a window...

But first -- fishless cycle! After which my entire mind may have changed!