archocentrus centrarchus vs Panamius panamensis in a 40 breeder
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I’ve had centrarchus a few times in the past so while you can certainly grow them out in a 40B I’ve had a few fish over 7 inches. So long term I’d recommend an upgrade to a 4ft tank. They’re quite peaceful and easy on tankmates.
I still have two tanks with panamenis and they’d do quite well in a 40B for life, one of my favorite fish. They’re a little feisty when compared some other Cryptoheros(now in Panamius)in regards to tank mates and con-specifics.
I still have two tanks with panamenis and they’d do quite well in a 40B for life, one of my favorite fish. They’re a little feisty when compared some other Cryptoheros(now in Panamius)in regards to tank mates and con-specifics.
Dave’s has them for sale at least a few times per year as they’re breeding them in house, so keep an eye there. I got mine from him.
Wet Spot had them earlier this year. I’d sign up for email alerts.
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Wet Spot had them earlier this year. I’d sign up for email alerts.
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Panamius spawned in my tanks a number of times,
Female left above, and guarding eggs, males below
Hard water, and a pH of 8.2 are nornal, where they are found in nature, water temp low 80s.
pH 8.2, (left undetectable nitrate.
In the states, mine spawned in 7.8 pH, hard water originating in Lake Michigan
Female left above, and guarding eggs, males below
Hard water, and a pH of 8.2 are nornal, where they are found in nature, water temp low 80s.
pH 8.2, (left undetectable nitrate.
In the states, mine spawned in 7.8 pH, hard water originating in Lake Michigan
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