I believe dragon gobies are filter feeders, they need brackish water though.
filter feeding fish for home aquaria???
- Thread starter MatteoTheEnder22
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Besides the freshwater clams. I think there's a filter feeding shrimp.
too bad they look cool though the thing i want to keep is a pure freshwater filter feeding fish that i can keep in my 100 gallon aquarium
Chaetobranchus Flavescens
If all goes well with the import, i'll have some of these in my tanks soon. If you have some, please post pictures of yours, size and age. Thanks :)
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I think i may just get a paddlefish and ill upgrade it as it goes im planning in a about a year or 2 a 5000 gallon pond for just a few fish soooo i may just get a paddlefish do you guys by any chance know if they can live by themselves or have to be in groups???
Filter feeding fish are incredibly hard to feed are you sure you are up to this kind of challenge?
I think you need to work your way into that type of responsibility with some less demanding fish.
You should definitely read through that and all the links associated with it.Chaetobranchus Flavescens
If all goes well with the import, i'll have some of these in my tanks soon. If you have some, please post pictures of yours, size and age. Thanks :)
I think you need to work your way into that type of responsibility with some less demanding fish.
Yeah im up for a challenge i just want a smallish species of filter feeding fish also if you know any species ill be happy to know about them!!!??
Yeah I dont, but smallish is not paddle fish. Good luck in your quest. I hope you can find something that will work for you.
Yeah i know i was thinking that they may grow slowwwww but most probably not and thx are you sure you have no idea of another possible species???
