Poor fish..

[ashdavid]

No. Oscars and midevils in a 300 is very different from that.


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Hows so? Coming from a place like a river in the amazon to a tiny 300g tank is hardly ideal.

I guess we would be if we didn't do any water changes or heat the water somehow and keep our fish in a tank that they can hardly move in..

Even with water changes, our nitrates are far higher than in the wild. One of the reasons that our fish die earlier and get sick more often.

 

[krichardson]

Well since someone has come on with an opposing view and is defending this guy and the conditions he keeps his fish under,this thread should get really interesting.I'll check back after I finish my water changes.

 

[Montelboom]

Actually unless the fish is WC its not the same but even if its not conditions like that are horrible

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[ashdavid]

Actually unless the fish is WC its not the same but even if its not conditions like that are horrible

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Huh?

 

[Montelboom]

WC fish are used to the large space of lakes and rivers

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[ashdavid]

WC?

 

[Montelboom]

Wild caught fish

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[ashdavid]

Wild caught or not, a 300g is tiny.

 

[Montelboom]

To avoid a argument and not derail the thread lets just agree to disagree. The OPs cousin needs a WAY bigger tank or to give it away

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[ecoli73]

Well since someone has come on with an opposing view and is defending this guy and the conditions he keeps his fish under,this thread should get really interesting.I'll check back after I finish my water changes.

I hope you are not addressing me


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