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Who doesn't love polys?

Thanks, lol. In almost all the youtube videos with a tank containing those eels, there are 3-6 of them, do they need to be in a group?

What is the eel in number three? I know it's a true freshwater moray, I was thinking about getting one for a 350g, but i can't remember the name

Ok, thank you.

70s, 80s, even 50s. You guys are making me feel like I'm the youngest person on the forum.

I've seen everything from a 125 to a public aquarium. How big of a tank do they really need? Can they live in a 240g?

Looks like jade for sure.

Wow, i didn't know longfin polys existed. 1300$ is a LOT though, definitely overpriced in my opinion.

I've never seen a metal frame before, but it sure looks old.

What about a lake tanganyika biotope? I'm planning on setting one up later this year. Things like julidochromis, neolamprologus, and synodontis would do great in a 100g.

It's normal. Bichirs love doing that sort of thing.

If you have the space, I'd do an indoor pond. If you don't, as long as you don't live in the southern (including southeast and southwest) US, an outdoor pond would work.

Sounds good, with larger fish like those, be careful not to overstock.

They need sand. I have one, and I've only seen it actually move once or twice. They spend most of their time buried under the sand, slightly visible. They do move to different locations in the tank a lot, but as i said, I've only seen it move a few times.

Ok, thanks.

I'm planning on getting a 240g aquarium, sometime next month. I want to put a south american lungfish in it. Is 23 inches of water too deep for it? I know they can drown, and it will be around 3-4 inches long when i purchase it, would that be too deep?