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black shark. Loves hair algae.

ornates grow pretty quickly at first, but slow down after they get 7-8 inches; they never stop growing, tho, it seems...

if you scroll down on the right side options, the death video is there, I think

I inadvertantly discovered black sharks eat hair algae, and they get big fast

so far mine eats grass shrimp, and today for the first time I got him to eat a piece of cut up shrimp- SO HAPPY( I didin't want to only feed live food!)- any way, the point is there are also regular feeder type guppies that ended up in there and they are living with him, no problem- and yes...

I had one for about 10 years- she got to be about 12 inches, and bigger around than my hand could grip- easy keeper- as far as my experience went. didn't bother any fish too big to eat, and only once tried to eat a bristlenose pleco that was too big- I had to pry them apart but they both lived...

I regularly feed frozen squid- almost all of my fish love it- the only one who is being picky is my lineatus puffer- will only eat live shrimp so far. I feed it once a week or so- and alternate with other frozen or dry foods. ( aqua yums- alot less messy than cutting up your own)

I spent alot of time looking for this info on line- the best option is fishbase, but even that has limited information. sometimes if you google a certain species it will come up on some sales list- really hard to find info on anything other than the most "common" species

I have three not quite a year old I'm looking to get rid of!

red snooks can be kept with other SA cichlids. but they are not as aggressive as most. so they benefit from being "bigger" than the other tank mates. they get very big, and they are fairly opportunisitc feeders. meaning, if it fits, it will get eaten.

easy to feed. like stated- anything that sinks to the bottom

there really isn't alot if info on them- I think I actually got most of my info from the knives.com forum- there was some old discussions about them so far, I've had mine about 2 months. It gets active when food hits the water. I imagine is swims around a bit at night. other wise, it lays...

http://www.medicinefilms.com/player.php?clip_id=186463 and if you enjoyed that, then.... http://www.medicinefilms.com/player.php?clip_id=186481 :naughty: achtung: there is some foul language involved.......

okay, clue me in. what exactly is ATF?

really depends on what type of puffer you get do a search on MFK- lots of threads discussing this already

welcome!

I gpt mine from tropical fish distributors. com He was about 2 inches upon arrival, and two months later is more than 3 inches, doing great.

I have a small one- they are passive, shy, nocturnal, and love blood worms. I think they only get about a foot, but I can't remember now. I did find one site on line about them, but, it's late ( early?) and I can't think of where it was. Google it- and go from there.

okay, so I'm not going very far, but I am going from north central Florida to Lenoir NC. I want to know of anyone knows of a fun LFS with good monster fish somewhere along that path- it will include Georgia and North Carolina.... I'm leaving Friday, and heading back on Monday :) let...

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