Don't the Stalsbergi have white on their tail, like the white saum, anyway? What is the difference?
Ecuadorian "Green Terror" Group
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That is correct,
kewpiefishypewpie
- they have white edged fins like the White Saums.
The scale pattern of the Stalsbergi is inverted compared to the Rivulatus:
Rivs have a dark scales with a light outlining pattern
Stalsbergi's have light scales with a dark outlining pattern
-as you can see in the photo below
also, Rivulatus' are from Ecuador - while Stalsbergis are from Peru
kewpiefishypewpie
- they have white edged fins like the White Saums.The scale pattern of the Stalsbergi is inverted compared to the Rivulatus:
Rivs have a dark scales with a light outlining pattern
Stalsbergi's have light scales with a dark outlining pattern
-as you can see in the photo below
also, Rivulatus' are from Ecuador - while Stalsbergis are from Peru
I was thinking from past people that grew green Terrors out if we could compare the pictures of young ones and as they grow sex would be posted and see if there is something there. I have a male green terror with a rainbow shark I want to swap for female green terror. But let's say two do pair... Can other females live in the same tank
It is possible to have a harem of Rivulatus. One male to 4-5 females, tank must be larger though ~ 125 gallons or more.
I was thinking one white male 2 orange female but I really like my orange male and don't want him to go
I agree with Kewpiefishypewpie, you should have multiple females. One male and two females isn't ideal, as the smaller female will more than likely get picked on. Harems are best with at least 4-5 females per male as stated above. I believe the member on MFK who brought a Riv harem to my attention was
Stanzzzz7
... maybe he can give better advice with his experience
Stanzzzz7
... maybe he can give better advice with his experience
Yeah I'm pretty sure Stanzzzz is already talking to this guy on another thread he started about GT's lol
