large_cichlids;651383; said:
You've got to be kidding me! Respect is declining rapidliy again. I'm pretty sure he was just being a smart -ass or he doesn't know a whole lot about fish. IMO
dovii pair in 75
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You've got to be kidding me! Respect is declining rapidliy again. I'm pretty sure he was just being a smart -ass or he doesn't know a whole lot about fish. IMO
This thread is ridiculous.
Of course a 75g is way too small for a Dovii pair and even a single Dovii.
A single Dovii female needs at least 100 gallons, a male more.
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Of course a 75g is way too small for a Dovii pair and even a single Dovii.
A single Dovii female needs at least 100 gallons, a male more.
Feel free to ignore this post
this whole thread was just a idea,or thought.why do u take it so serious.and yes i do have a 150 gallon.
The truth is, neither would work in a 75. And he also has the butti to think about. Too many big fish, not enough big tanks.
We have a pair of Dovii in a 75 , they are samll now 4 maybe 5 inches but thats not going to be their home for life. We are getting a 210 this spring , or maybe sooner depending on the weather not to thrilled about picking up a new tank with it being so cold .Have already paid half the $ for it so they would hold it for us.
bpunisher18;651599; said:
thats gonna be an aswome tank! make sure to have a divider by the tank incase they start to fight
You know what? I felt guilty for having my 13" male Midas in a 75gal tank, because the tank looked way too small for him. So even if a female dovii only got to 15" (which isn't a guarantee, they can get bigger), then yes, I agree that a 75gal simply isn't big enough.
