If youre looking at GT's, youll probably like the different types of Acaras.
or a group of my favorites, Apistos or Dwarf Pikes
or a group of my favorites, Apistos or Dwarf Pikes
Green Terror Questions
- Thread starter Yellow_Perch
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a 55 gallon is fine for a green terror , the usual size for a male is around 10 inches and feamles generally around 7 even less than that. if you have good filtration and a good kept 55 gallon the green terror will live very happy in that size of a tank, green terrors are great fish to have ,also blue acaras look nothing like a green terror. u will learn after seeing them in person . good luck with your green terror! p.s - tryand find a white saum green terror... they are much nicer cause they have white tips... look at my breeding pair post and u will seee
GT in a 55 is do able, nice job on creating a new account after getting flammed the other day, in the article about your pleco in a 10 gallon and then wigging out about that fact that you didnt take care of your fish... you know what i am talking about.
Frostyy White Saum;4814368; said:
i believe when the green terrors and blue acaras are young i believe you cant tell..but i know i can tell a male from a female..green terrors that is but never heard of a white saum.
White Saum's are "Green Terrors" but with white trim on their dorsal and caudal fins instead of the typical orange (Gold Saum).
White Saum
Gold Saum
White Saum
Gold Saum
I just picked up a white saum yesterday, a 4.5" male. I love him already. Even if a green terror did eventually out grow your 55 it would take a long time. They are very slow growers
ElectricBlueSeanBurch;4815375; said:
oh im sure if i got a female it would be just fine right? but males can get rather big rarely pushing 14" usually a foot? but um females would stay small..but less colorful sadly lol but im gonna look on my fish sites and see if they do got a white saum..
blksubykid;4815267; said:White Saum's are "Green Terrors" but with white trim on their dorsal and caudal fins instead of the typical orange (Gold Saum).
White Saum
Gold Saum
thnx for the info dude
xinchavoc;4814463; said:
This is exactly how I feel. I can't see keeping a 10"+ fish in a 12" tank there just isn't enough room to turn around.
Well heres my female, I wouldn't say she's dull just darker than most males. When I first got her I thought she was a male because she was the biggest, brightest, and the most dominant fish in the tank.....then she laid eggs a few month later lOl
