Ooh okay yeah i decided slow and steady also didnt know solid red was rare what about solid orange
55 gallon here i come!!!!!
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A few more notes:
1. GBRs require a much higher temp than most fish. 82 is a good place
2. apistogramma 'steel blue' is a mystery. They are probably a hybrid fish.
There are plenty solid blue, red and red fish out there, that i can name, but not really any dwarf cichlids.
1. GBRs require a much higher temp than most fish. 82 is a good place
2. apistogramma 'steel blue' is a mystery. They are probably a hybrid fish.
This also it rare but there are GRBs (same species as EBRs), A. agassizii fire red or A. cacatuoides. Non of those are pure orange but they each have a lot of it.
There are plenty solid blue, red and red fish out there, that i can name, but not really any dwarf cichlids.
I have a question, HOW DO YOU HAVE SO MICH MONEY! You bought a tank, gonna buy a stand, a filter and everything else. In my opinion if you want to save money have a bare bottom tank and get a Flowerhorn predatory, FANTASTIC personalities and can live in a 55 for awhile until you get like a 75
I had money at that age. I was always great at science fair and won tons of money there. I also didn't spend money - like at all unless it was for a present for somebody. I saved all of my x-mas, birthday etc. money and I also made stuff and sold it to people. Not that hard. I have 2000+ by the time I was 12. (AND THAT DOESNT INCLUDE THE MONEY MY G-PARENTS GAVE ME)
Quite a bit of money also the 55 its 2 big for my current living arrangements ima wait a year to fully setup a 55 gallon aquarium in the mean time ima set my thrity gallon up again and then switch out the fish of which i buy for thirty gallon into the 55 mean while the 30 gallon will be then converted into a saltwater grow out tank.
Same expect i use too buy lots of stuff just started saving this year lol?
You love science too? I still have a problem with money. lol Unless it's for fish...…...
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