These are not suitable for a 55g especially as these prefer to be in groups due to their skittish nature.DMONEY09;2155489; said:
55 stock ideas
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Lupin;2155482; said:Good suggestion.Was that name 'alvus' in reference to Altolamprologus calvus?
Oh yeah, for sure.
No one here is a catfish freak so.... I'll step up and say it for those that are to shy 
GULPER CATS... 3 would do ya just right in a 55
GULPER CATS... 3 would do ya just right in a 55
i would do a west africa biotope, ropefish, butterfly fish, congo tetras, leopard centapomas, upside-down cats
you could look into Africans, there are a ton of options with them. How aggressive would you want to do, what kind of attitude would you want for the tank?
Personally I have Peacocks and I love them, they are beautiful fish with great personality and enough aggression to keep it interesting but not bad enough to make it difficult.
Like I said though, there are a ton of options. Haps, Peacocks, Psuedo, the list goes on and on.
Good luck choosing!
Personally I have Peacocks and I love them, they are beautiful fish with great personality and enough aggression to keep it interesting but not bad enough to make it difficult.
Like I said though, there are a ton of options. Haps, Peacocks, Psuedo, the list goes on and on.
Good luck choosing!
Even with adequate filtration and good water quality, I think it's pretty unfair to put a potentially 12"+ fish in a 48X13 tank. Generally a good rule of thumb for normally shaped fish (it can be relaxed with long, slender fish) is to have the shortest horizontal side be about twice as long as the length of fish (So preferably about 24" or more for a red devil, oscar, etc.)haynchinook334;2155487; said:
i see where your coming from. a True RD grows 10''. But i still see where your coming from.andyjs;2155649; said:
