These are wild caught and probably extremely old. I wouldn’t use these pics to make any decisions
How big should I go?
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Sent that essay the board examination council so that they may evaluate it and award me marks on the class report.where's your essay about how fish are cared for in Asia.I can't see to find it
edit: seem
Please guide me on the type of bichir , 15 specimen of which could possibly live in a 120 for life.
Hey,
Mokelembembe, Polli, Palmas, Senegalus, Delhezi.
15 sounds like a lot but if you keep up maitenance and filtration it's fine.
Polypterus except for teugelsi and ornatipinnis don't mind being kept with a lot of specimen of their own genus.
You serious? 15 senegalus in a 120 ?
I bet that tank would need 70-80% wc every alternate day. Sorry but I don't keep fish that way.this is thr reason I don't keep Africans. It seems like raising tilapia in a hydroponics system.
Hey,
yea it will look crowded when those specimen are fullgrown but that doesn't mean it bothers or harms the fish.
It's a personal choice everyone has to make for themselves.
I don't have a 120g at the moment but in my 228gal I am keeping 19 Polypterus (mostly lower jaw WC) at the moment and you really can't tell there that many of them in the tank.
yea it will look crowded when those specimen are fullgrown but that doesn't mean it bothers or harms the fish.
It's a personal choice everyone has to make for themselves.
I don't have a 120g at the moment but in my 228gal I am keeping 19 Polypterus (mostly lower jaw WC) at the moment and you really can't tell there that many of them in the tank.
Good luck with the maintaince tho.
But provided a person also has other priorities in life, I do think that the fish will suffer water parameters. That's my take.
Peace✌
CB sens and mokelembembe off the top of my head, could probably mix in one or dels if they’re CB
