I love cichlids and would absolutely love a tank big enough for a Dovii along with others.
And a TSN.
And a TSN.
Fish you would love to keep but can't.
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South Americans are really cool and also more group friendly apparently. Complete FW and colourful. I have heard that their teeth are harder to maintain than most other puffers
I have heard so
I would also like a Jar, although Sceleroplages and Inscriptus comes first if I can afford them
as far as cichlids go, I would love to keep a large group of Acarichthys Heckelii in a biotope - as they are my absolute favorite SA - but I have no room for the appropriate tank size they would need
-same goes for an Umbee pair...
Non-cichlids would be Rays. I don't know enough about any specific species to narrow it down at all, but I love them as a whole and cannot wait to have the space to dedicate a large/wide tank to a few of them
-same goes for an Umbee pair...
Non-cichlids would be Rays. I don't know enough about any specific species to narrow it down at all, but I love them as a whole and cannot wait to have the space to dedicate a large/wide tank to a few of them
For me, it's satanoperca daemon. I couldn't handle a soft water tank big enough for them. The panda tank is more than enough at the moment. Past that, heckel discus, rays (illegal in stupid california), and a school of cichla piquiti.
as a few others have said, it depends on the species. Some are ambush hunters like the Arrowhead and Congo puffers, whereas others are far more active like MBU, South American, and I think Fahaka's as well. Puffers, plecos and bichirs are my favorite types of fish outside of cichlids.
One day I will have a fahaka and hopefully an MBU also (obviously not in the same tank).As for dream fish...too many to list but one I haven't seen mentioned yet is Herichthys steindachneri. My reasoning is pretty much only that it's the largest species of Herichthys. I'd also like to have tanks for each Thorichthys species as well as festae again...pure citrinellum, labiatus, amarillo, chancho, flaveolus...let's see, oh a tank for each vieja/paratheraps/maskaheros/whateverothergenusnametheyhavenow
That should be a good start
Is "MBU" a tribal name from another language or is it supposed to be an acronym for something "M.B.U."?
It's an African name,a bit like mbuna is.
It is Mbu not m.b.u.
It is Mbu not m.b.u.
All of the viejas and bowfin...absolutely will own a bowfin before im 6ft under
yeah and it's not all caps, MBU, like I was typing either. lol And I never made the connection between mbu and mbuna.
If you are meaning uaru f. then ya, but I kept and bred uaru a. in water that comes out at 7.4. I would definitely keep them again and some rays if I had the space
