B BigFish Feeder Fish MFK Member Jan 13, 2005 498 0 0 37 Washington Dec 20, 2005 #1 can i put these in with tinfoil barbs or is the water chemistry different.
C Cyclop3000 Feeder Fish MFK Member May 22, 2005 448 1 0 Quebec, Canada Dec 20, 2005 #2 Barbs, silver dollars...they all fit well in south american-type water.
J Jesse Feeder Fish MFK Member Mar 30, 2005 1,137 1 0 56 Dec 20, 2005 #3 What's a "hard bellied silver dollar" and how does it differ from the typical silver dollar, Metynnis hypsauchen? Is it Tetragonopterus argenteus, perhaps?
What's a "hard bellied silver dollar" and how does it differ from the typical silver dollar, Metynnis hypsauchen? Is it Tetragonopterus argenteus, perhaps?
B BigFish Feeder Fish MFK Member Jan 13, 2005 498 0 0 37 Washington Dec 20, 2005 #4 i know that it can get up to 10 in and has black dots on anal fin and tail.
vanimate Blue Tier VIP MFK Member Jun 3, 2005 3,382 27 356 Chicago ŅŞ Dec 27, 2005 #5 icthyophile said: What's a "hard bellied silver dollar" Is it Tetragonopterus argenteus, perhaps? Click to expand... The hard bellied are Mylossoma duriventre
icthyophile said: What's a "hard bellied silver dollar" Is it Tetragonopterus argenteus, perhaps? Click to expand... The hard bellied are Mylossoma duriventre
G guppy Small Squiggly Thing Apr 15, 2005 11,595 89 0 confused, lost, and lonely Dec 27, 2005 #6 I think they are called "hardbellied" because they have a narrow keel ridge of slightly over sized scales.
I think they are called "hardbellied" because they have a narrow keel ridge of slightly over sized scales.
