Dorado i.d anyone?
- Thread starter justarn
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Looks brassie at first glance, but the only way to be 100% sure is to count the lines after he gets a bit bigger
That's great, I've kinda gained a problem by acquiring them but sorted a problem.
Basically my lenticulata pike started being a bully and a local trusted fish keeper offered me 3 true golden Dorado which I'm assuming is brassies.
I will grow em out I guess, maybe sell them when they become an issue or bite the bullet and make em a proper home in the garage.... Decisions...
Happy they are brassies but kinda bummed as it makes me wanna keep em even more. Sure I will have fun along the way. They are gonna move up through the grow outs 35-90 then to the 300 if they behave.
After reading up I'm under the impression keeping them together in tighter quarters is good initially? Fed 10 min after being added, surprised me.
Any tips?
Basically my lenticulata pike started being a bully and a local trusted fish keeper offered me 3 true golden Dorado which I'm assuming is brassies.
I will grow em out I guess, maybe sell them when they become an issue or bite the bullet and make em a proper home in the garage.... Decisions...
Happy they are brassies but kinda bummed as it makes me wanna keep em even more. Sure I will have fun along the way. They are gonna move up through the grow outs 35-90 then to the 300 if they behave.
After reading up I'm under the impression keeping them together in tighter quarters is good initially? Fed 10 min after being added, surprised me.
Any tips?
I've been looking at these, that would do no?
https://rover.ebay.com/rover/0/0/0?mpre=https://www.ebay.co.uk/ulk/itm/192376860182
https://rover.ebay.com/rover/0/0/0?mpre=https://www.ebay.co.uk/ulk/itm/192376860182
What're the dimensions. And they're small you don't have to worry to much about aggression now, they'll likely shoal because of their size regardless if tank size