Scats?

thatonegirl

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So I saw the weirdest fish at the LFS in freshwater. :roll: I didn't know what it was but it turns out it was a scat. I have never even SEEn one before and it was so odd and cool that it made me want it. LOL

Do we have scat keepers about? And my biggest question... is going brackish even worth it?
 
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Well if you like fish that eat......Scat.......or poop, then by all means it is worth it to go brackish. There are many puffers you can keep with them, mollies. Keep in mind though many brackish fish become full salt as they age.
 
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Well if you like fish that eat......Scat.......or poop, then by all means it is worth it to go brackish. There are many puffers you can keep with them, mollies. Keep in mind though many brackish fish become full salt as they age.
 
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To each there own, personally, I like all biotopes, salt fresh brackish, working on planted discus.
 
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Dominuslive said:
Well if you like fish that eat......Scat.......or poop, then by all means it is worth it to go brackish. There are many puffers you can keep with them, mollies. Keep in mind though many brackish fish become full salt as they age.
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The variety of fish that you can keep with Scats is actually very attractive.. I have a Morey eel.. Had a Mono Argentis wanted a Mono Sebae... Puffers had them.. Never eneded up with a scat but if you go brackish that is an option.. I never went real brackish or should i say blackish.... But i kept several fish from the same area...

I've seen them with Them flat pl*cos.. All sort of nice things.. I keep my brackish with My Osacr and the rest of my Americans.... Scats tend to loose their color when they get large like 7"s .. I have friends that have them.. And it is like allot of fish better to school them..

Hope this helps..
 
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thatonegirl said:
So I saw the weirdest fish at the LFS in freshwater. :roll: I didn't know what it was but it turns out it was a scat. I have never even SEEn one before and it was so odd and cool that it made me want it. LOL

Do we have scat keepers about? And my biggest question... is going brackish even worth it?
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If you don't want to devote a tank to brackish try silver scats they adapt very well to freshwater.They grow very fast and can handle themselfs with cichlids etc.
 
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ya a cool cat is the colombian shark. they are someting u can get. i have heard they are brackish but they can also live in all frsh but i dont think there as happy, that mine never did that well in all fresh
 
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