You might look at the triportheus species like angulatus. They are big active and school pretty well.
Geo Sveni tankmates
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+1 for the Triportheus angulatus.
I used to have a trio. Beautiful fish, very mild mannered and not delicate at all. Mine grew to ~6 inch. They have pectoral fins that make them look like flying fish (similar in shape to those of hatchet fish), and allow them to appear as "flying" in the water. Unfortunately, I don't see them available with any frequency.
I used to have a trio. Beautiful fish, very mild mannered and not delicate at all. Mine grew to ~6 inch. They have pectoral fins that make them look like flying fish (similar in shape to those of hatchet fish), and allow them to appear as "flying" in the water. Unfortunately, I don't see them available with any frequency.
It was tough to do but it was time. I just had too much and now I'm running around most nights with my daughter's activities and stuff like that. I kept the 300, 275 and a wall of DSA commercial tanks. Those ones are empty and I figure I'm going to start over in the 36" tall tank and spice up the 300 a bit using the DSAs to grow stuff out.
Not to sidetrack you, but can you tell me the dimensions and features of the DSA (Deep Sea Aquatics, I'm assuming) commercial tanks?
No worries there. I'll have to measure them and I'm not 1000% on the brand but pretty confident. They're basically all glass 70 ish gallon tanks, either split into 1, 2, or 3 and stacked 3 high. Very heavy. I have 6 of them.
I hear you. Barely have time myself with my kids and sold off my 150 and 110 and only kept the 280 and 600.
