Firemouth advice anyone?

  • We are currently upgrading MFK. thanks! -neo
Haha this thread is pretty funny.

As for the firemouths... Ime they usually get their asses whooped because I've only ever seen them in communities. I, too, was considering buy a long male for my 45 gallon so aside from the silliness I'm happy I looked at this thread


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A 300 gallon could probably house a single fire mouth ...
At least that's what I heard on monster fish keepers!


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Guys, guys; let's not forget, for that neon tetra in the 400g, there is quite obviously the need for 100% water changes every day otherwise the fish will instantly die

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With sand its best to keep it moving around and not settle as it compacts and cause ammonia pockets.... Usually FMs tend to stir it up anyway but not all of it.
 
I've never had one issue with sand. I've never stirred it and never have any issues. Sand is much easier and way better looking than gravel.

On a side note, it's one pond snail for 400 gallons not a neon tetra.


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convict360 said:
Guys, guys; let's not forget, for that neon tetra in the 400g, there is quite obviously the need for 100% water changes every day otherwise the fish will instantly die

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You fool! 100% TWICE a day! Otherwise it's heart will just stop beating!


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Montelboom said:
FOOL you forgot to mention the filters must be cleaned every hour on the hour!

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How foolish of me! I'm sorry I ever questioned your great wisdom oh master of all that swims! Have mercy on meeeee!


But in all seriousness, how do you clean sand? Just scoop the ilk off of the top?


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