first pike - Crenicichla notophthalmus
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I think that cacatuoides would probably be fine with the noto and regani, as long as they are not too small, but you can never really tell. They will probably do better if you provide a territory for each pair on either side of the tank with a break in the middle. if your rock/wood is continuous, one pair may decide that they own all of it and try to dominate the others. Also, some extra dithers in there for a bit of distraction may help if you have problems.
It looks like you have a regani female and the male is hard to tell from the pictures. they look very very similar at that size except for the dorsal. here is a shot of my male noto (pissed!). the first few rays are very separate from the rest.
It looks like you have a regani female and the male is hard to tell from the pictures. they look very very similar at that size except for the dorsal. here is a shot of my male noto (pissed!). the first few rays are very separate from the rest.
Deffinately a regani female. The male would have to see the dorsal fin extended. Regani are seperated as well, they just aren't extended like the pic just above this post.
My dwarves will go for tetras too big to swallow whole, if they can fit the head in their mouths. Dwarf pikes in nature feed on apisto fry, so as long as you don't plan on raising up the apisto fry, should make fine tankmates. I have kept them with both dwarf acaras and both colombian and african rams with no issues.
My dwarves will go for tetras too big to swallow whole, if they can fit the head in their mouths. Dwarf pikes in nature feed on apisto fry, so as long as you don't plan on raising up the apisto fry, should make fine tankmates. I have kept them with both dwarf acaras and both colombian and african rams with no issues.
because it just ate. lol. nice looking noto. i cant wait for mine to get bigger. also gorgeous tank
guppys!FSM;3043493; said:
north jersey aquarium society - njas.net. I dont know where you're from, but you should look in to any local society auctions or meetings; they are a great place to pick up fish that a LFS may not usually carry.qquike31;3121906; said:
