spAcE mOnkEy
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hi,
today my friend and i each got one young tire track eel, they were about $3 each and were being attacked by the other fish. Black Sharks,(look like red tail sharks) were sucking on them and bitting them. right now they are only about 9cm long, but i heard they can get up to 73 cm or larger. i wasnt sure if i could keep one in my tank. i would grow it out in a 30 gal tall, then put it in my 55 gal with a geophagus surnamis, sengalis bichir, and thats it. but also at the pet store there were 2 Flagtail Prochilodus for $15 each or $29 for 2. i heard that they need large comunity aquariums, but i dont really think a 55 gal is big enough. if it is, please let me know so maybe i could get them. so, the fish in the tank would be, 2 Flagtail Prochilodus, 1 tire track eel, 1 sengalus bichir, and 1 geophagus surnamis. the substrate would be sand.
thanks
today my friend and i each got one young tire track eel, they were about $3 each and were being attacked by the other fish. Black Sharks,(look like red tail sharks) were sucking on them and bitting them. right now they are only about 9cm long, but i heard they can get up to 73 cm or larger. i wasnt sure if i could keep one in my tank. i would grow it out in a 30 gal tall, then put it in my 55 gal with a geophagus surnamis, sengalis bichir, and thats it. but also at the pet store there were 2 Flagtail Prochilodus for $15 each or $29 for 2. i heard that they need large comunity aquariums, but i dont really think a 55 gal is big enough. if it is, please let me know so maybe i could get them. so, the fish in the tank would be, 2 Flagtail Prochilodus, 1 tire track eel, 1 sengalus bichir, and 1 geophagus surnamis. the substrate would be sand.
thanks