ORRRR you could look into african cichlids (seeing as we're no longer talking about cichlids which was your criteria in the begining
Aqua dog like cichlids?
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im aware lol it got way off track and this thread should of stopped kinda bit ago..bobblehead27;5096529; said:
Yellow_Perch;5092626; said:
SB = short body. It's a mutation that is pretty common among captive bred bichirs.
Yellow_Perch;5096744; said:im aware lol it got way off track and this thread should of stopped kinda bit ago..
It's ok if you're alright with it. Derailment is only really an issue if it disrupts the purpose of the thread and keeps the OP from getting the info they need (basically, if you create a thread, you're pretty much free to derail it as much as you need to).
so how common and how can i tell if i found one..is there any signs just like how ppl do sexing..?drgnfrc13;5096825; said:
ok cool cause i got to make sure if a african brown knife is actually called a african black knife?? so i dont end up with the wrong fish for a 55G..drgnfrc13;5096847; said:
Mbuna tank would be cool at that size. Not a lot of character though. If you want character, get a male and female con.
I'm not sure, really. I got mine from Petsmart, and I had no idea that it was SB until its growth drastically slowed down at about 5.5".Yellow_Perch;5096922; said:so how common and how can i tell if i found one..is there any signs just like how ppl do sexing..?
ok cool cause i got to make sure if a african brown knife is actually called a african black knife?? so i dont end up with the wrong fish for a 55G..
There is no such thing as an "african black knife". They are three separate species: African Brown Knife (max size: around 10"), Black Ghost Knife (max size: 18"+), and Brown Ghost Knife (max size: 11").
thought so it is labeled weird on their site but i identified the scientific namedrgnfrc13;5115279; said:
