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spitz006

spitz006

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This is the coolest tank I've ever owned.
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Oddballs:
Figure-8 Puffer
Silver Datnoid
Knight Goby
Golden Wonder Kilifish

Cichlids:
Pair of Kribensis Cichlids
Orange Chromide Cichlid

Dithers/Bottom Feeders:
(4) Black-Tipped Shark Catfish
(1)Celebes Rainbowfish
(2) Indian Glassfish
(2) Buenos Aires Tetras

Right now all these fish are the same size, but I know eventually the datnoid and the sharks will get about a foot long and will be moved to full saltwater.

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ummm most of those fish are SLIGHTLY brackish - fresh water fish minus the puffers, chromide and catfish (catfish needs salt). The datnoid is not a saltwater fish at all what are your sources for this?
 
Everyone's eating and colored up magnificently. The kribs are breeding. I think things are okay! I don't have a refractometer but I just add a small amount of marine salt when I do water changes. I would assume it's around 1.005 SG. Youtube link to come.
 
Okay well you should probably get the tool. But I understand the light brackish part but you said datnoid in full salt which I believe is wrong and no where in that article states that either.

I need to spark up my fish life
 
The Buenos Aires tetra will probably not appreciate higher salinity if it gets to that point
 
Runitis said:
Okay well you should probably get the tool. But I understand the light brackish part but you said datnoid in full salt which I believe is wrong and no where in that article states that either.

I need to spark up my fish life
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http://www.iucnredlist.org/details/181156/0


that was the link I meant to send. the first thing that comes up when you search datnioides polota using google.
 
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