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They don't grow particularly fast IMO- my WC male has been with me since 3" and now about 3 years. had a 75 alone for 2 yrs and 125 alone for the last year. he's like 14", 4" tall and super friendly. Remember these are long lived fish, the grow throughout their entire lives and the listed max...

Tropheus arent' easy to cohab with other fish aside from the tang gobies as they also eat greens. to me they are just like mbuna but more difficult. i've started with 24 of the same sp to end up with 1 on 2 occasions. fronts are the reason i bought my first 6 foot tank and boy was i...

great alternative to parachromis species and like to hang in groups. personable fish from my own experience just without a lot of the baggage that comes with some centrals. Wish the reds were available, always wanted a mixed group of greens and reds.

they are overhyped- due to cost and difficulty of collection. id say the same of tropheus too, lil heartbreakers

there are few, specific haps that i really like but for the most part I'm with ya! i've always called these african tetras

Flowerhorns, bloody parrots and any other hybrids. i do not see the appeal of albino fish either

ive really liked my jebao sine pumps, they seem to correct behavioral problems as well

150's and 125's are essentially the same tank, one with more height. its like saying a 210 is better than a 180, its not. I would only get 1 and I'd do a captive bred line, not wild. Just sold my 3 & 5 yr old wild caughts. the 5yr old was 3" wide, 15" long and 7" inches tall, they could barely...

those are nice too and i had a big 12" male for a few years that i got from Rapps. Not sure if i can share someone elses video here, so please take down if im in the wrong. these guys:

I would agree this is the gem of the genus unless you got some of those white backed jags COTA sells.

the red heads like being in groups, thats a large aquarium why not add 5 or more red heads and fill it out. more activity could help but so could line of sight breaks or increased flow.

what does one do with a 5' dead fish thats non native? dry out and burn, burry? grind up for other fish food? whats the play here?

Sadly, this was the last the MFK community would hear from R3dBullXXX. Some say they are still wandering around down there and to listen for banging in your pipes.

I've got a great old towne fishing kayak, broad enough to stand in. i do wish it had the peddle mechanism which can make it easier to get into tight spots without disturbing the water so much. Last night i was scooting around ( i have a moped i use alot in the spring/summer/fall) ended up in...

I grew up in the woods and nature to me is home, there is something very unnatural and uncomfortable about cities to me. it's like a sense doom. I live in Massachusetts a small but beautiful state, about 8 years ago i moved from the western 1/3 to the eastern 1/3. what a difference, yes, we have...

heres the actual name of the fish, this may help your searches they aren't super common in the trade Brachyplatystoma juruense

I believe spotted are very rare. Most likely Florida, I have 3, they have a huge range in color

I keep a 20” tropical gar with cichlids and others ranging in sizes from around 6”-15” if you got it eating pellets and well fed I doubt there will be an issue without a huge size disparity, as in the warmouth we’re like 2” If you’re worried look at the width of the gars throat- that being said...

gotcha, good to pay homage to those who have passed. I know far too many people who met the same fate, including an aunt and uncle

is that picture heavily filtered? i think it's too small to determine sex.