R RedDwarf Gambusia MFK Member Sep 19, 2009 981 0 16 Where the Sun is Warm Jan 16, 2011 #2 Florida gars are a good first gar just as long as your prepared to give it a bigger home when it needs it. They are also the most commonly found in LFS unless your in an area when you can catch your own.
Florida gars are a good first gar just as long as your prepared to give it a bigger home when it needs it. They are also the most commonly found in LFS unless your in an area when you can catch your own.
Z Zfishies Fire Eel MFK Member Apr 5, 2010 3,150 8 68 29 Milky Way Galaxy, Jan 16, 2011 #3 Well my first gar is a Florida gar that I currently have he's doing great, feeding on mosquito fish, minnows, and some goldfish.
Well my first gar is a Florida gar that I currently have he's doing great, feeding on mosquito fish, minnows, and some goldfish.
R RedDwarf Gambusia MFK Member Sep 19, 2009 981 0 16 Where the Sun is Warm Jan 16, 2011 #5 Your looking at about 18" after a few years but they can get to 14" in a year.
A angelojg22 Gambusia MFK Member Jul 28, 2010 326 1 18 long island New York Jan 18, 2011 #7 ropefish;4806512; said: would a 40 gallon work? Click to expand... not for whole life maybe when its small but you would need bare minimum 48"long by24" wide for an 18inch specimen
ropefish;4806512; said: would a 40 gallon work? Click to expand... not for whole life maybe when its small but you would need bare minimum 48"long by24" wide for an 18inch specimen