skateatburners Candiru MFK Member Jan 8, 2008 756 0 46 woodstock newbrunswick canada Jan 29, 2009 #21 dang so a FH is out of the question..
C chloe Feeder Fish MFK Member Apr 16, 2008 3,362 3 0 39 portsmouth/southampton/crawley, UK Jan 29, 2009 #22 not neccaserily (sp) u can get some that can be kept in a community tank....my female is. its just him that cant go near anything, so u could get one that will accept other fish or one that wont lol
not neccaserily (sp) u can get some that can be kept in a community tank....my female is. its just him that cant go near anything, so u could get one that will accept other fish or one that wont lol
skateatburners Candiru MFK Member Jan 8, 2008 756 0 46 woodstock newbrunswick canada Jan 29, 2009 #23 no i mean a flowerhorn in a 55g for life...by himself
Mattyou Piranha MFK Member Mar 12, 2007 1,132 53 81 Jax Fla. Jan 29, 2009 #24 Its a push in the "For Life" catagory, but for a year, its OK. Maybe longer, but 75+ is better.
midasman714 Blue Tier VIP MFK Member Oct 22, 2007 1,737 814 425 Fountain Valley, CA Jan 29, 2009 #25 skateatburners;2711434; said: no i mean a flowerhorn in a 55g for life...by himself Click to expand... i think the important factor is footprint size. so a 75G Loooong tank is worse than a 60G wide tank. But if you HAD to get something at around 55G volume, i'd look into a 60G that has a 36x18 footprint if you can find one. i personally would do a 75G (48x18)... its only about 5" wider than a standard 55G.
skateatburners;2711434; said: no i mean a flowerhorn in a 55g for life...by himself Click to expand... i think the important factor is footprint size. so a 75G Loooong tank is worse than a 60G wide tank. But if you HAD to get something at around 55G volume, i'd look into a 60G that has a 36x18 footprint if you can find one. i personally would do a 75G (48x18)... its only about 5" wider than a standard 55G.
H haloman02 Candiru MFK Member Jan 2, 2008 856 1 46 Yonkers, NY Jan 29, 2009 #26 many people keep 55 gallons divided in half so i think you can keep a flowerhorn in about 30 gallons of water.
many people keep 55 gallons divided in half so i think you can keep a flowerhorn in about 30 gallons of water.
1 1 ill g Feeder Fish MFK Member Jan 24, 2009 603 0 0 CALIFORNIA!!! Jan 29, 2009 #27 you could push it all the way up to around 4-5 inches before making the switch