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Great fish!! but. . .
quite a varied bunch in terms of water requirements. I am only well versed in the brackish stuff, but your scatts, needle fish, and mono will all do better in brackish, and a bigger tank!!
Good luck.
quite a varied bunch in terms of water requirements. I am only well versed in the brackish stuff, but your scatts, needle fish, and mono will all do better in brackish, and a bigger tank!!
Good luck.
great collection dude 
loving the variety... and not overstocked at their current size and by the quality of the water in those pic... the filtration seems to be doing its job just fine
loving the variety... and not overstocked at their current size and by the quality of the water in those pic... the filtration seems to be doing its job just fine
Twicksisted;3371712; said:great collection dude
loving the variety... and not overstocked at their current size and by the quality of the water in those pic... the filtration seems to be doing its job just fine
Thanks, once they get larger some will be moving out into a larger tank. Just right now, at the size they are all at, it not that big of an issue.
I have moved the Red Scat into a brackish tank a few days ago, and the Green Scat died of a reason that's still unknown. (parasite of somesort I'm guessing, seems how ever since he was purchased he never grew and never gained weight after eating) I didn't know that NN Gar lived in brackish water until recently, but I purchased him in freshwater, and he has been in freshwater for the past year and a half. I will be moving the Mono into the Saltwater tank once he is larger, knowing that he will be able to stand his ground against the Damsels in the tank, seems how he is already aggressive.
I did get pics of the two Eclipse Catfish and the Channel Catfish last night, but I can't figure out where I put the camera, lol. I'll keep looking tomorrow and hopefully get the pics uploaded.
I was able to find the camera and get the pics of the Channel and two Eclipse Catfish. Sorry for the crappy pics. I had to wait until night when all of the lights were off and pretty much just point he camera and something large moving in the tank, and take a pic of it, not knowing if it was a Catfish or not.
EDIT: The last pics is the smallest Eclipse catfish, and possibly the female, and the 5th pic is the larger eclipse catfish of 6 inches, and possibly a male.
EDIT: The last pics is the smallest Eclipse catfish, and possibly the female, and the 5th pic is the larger eclipse catfish of 6 inches, and possibly a male.
