Hi, what do you think if I keep a frontosa fish as single fish in an aquarium of 55 gallons?
Regards,
Amin
Regards,
Amin
Frontosa as single fish
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but, can a frontosa be alone, without other fishes, and not die?
I was changing of mind, what do you think about a Tilapia buttikoferi as single fish for the same tank?
I was changing of mind, what do you think about a Tilapia buttikoferi as single fish for the same tank?
oraclito;4968195; said:
Keeping the Tilapia buttikoferi alone is the best idea, but NOT in 55 gallon tank! I highly recommend researching the fish.
i have the same question. can they be alone in a mixed community tank? i mean not in a school but rather a solitary front. along with other fish. how would it behave?
I've had Frontosa for a while, but in a colony. I am sure you could keep one by itself, but I have never seen it.
If you want a single bigger fish, try a Flowerhorn. Either way, I agree with the other posters.....you will eventually need a bigger tank.
If you want a single bigger fish, try a Flowerhorn. Either way, I agree with the other posters.....you will eventually need a bigger tank.
I was thinking the exact same thing. Flowerhorn would be a good fish to keep in solitary environment.
But if you are insistent on the Frontosa, you can try it. I mean I don't think it's going to die being kept by itself. But it might not be the happiest fish.
But if you are insistent on the Frontosa, you can try it. I mean I don't think it's going to die being kept by itself. But it might not be the happiest fish.
123456;4971546; said:
Right on....my Frontosa colony get along fine and my FH hates every living thing
I live in Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic, here it's not easy to get a flowerhorn, I have King Midas in a similar aquiarium, but I want other fish for my other aquarium, I was thinking in frontosa because they develop a big hump, I like that.