Male festae can get 20 inches, but I would expect closer to 15 in captivity. Females are about 12.Deadeye mentioned a pair of Festae. That would be pretty sweet. The colors on breeding Festae are amazing. Not sure what size an adult male gets (16"+?) but I'm sure a 180g would be perfect.
They are my next project, Kevin at TUIC said he should be getting some mid April.AsJexnell said A.Lyonsi would work. They are beautiful fish. They don't get to large and you could easily do a pair in that tank.
HeyThey are my next project, Kevin at TUIC said he should be getting some mid April.
As I have not kept them myself I can't say how interactive they are. Also Kevin said the males will get to 12in, where as I was going off internet comments. While some would keep a 12in cichlid in a 4ft tank, I personally won't. I watch Casper burn of energy by zooming back and forth in his tank. I couldn't see him trying it in a 4ft. I know two feet don't seem like a lot, but in reality that two feet is half of the existing space of a 75/90.HeyJexnell ,
A couple of weeks ago I was commenting on your awesome Sagittae Casper and you recommended a A.Lyonsi male for a 90g. I'm getting my 90g set up soon. I just got the tank and stand out of storage a couple of days ago. I just have to cycle it. Mid April would be good timing for me. Are Lyonsi glass bangers like most Amph's?
I think it depends on the width, a 90 is just a slightly higher 75. I would keep a 12”er in a 48”x 24”x24” since IMO they still have room to exploreAs I have not kept them myself I can't say how interactive they are. Also Kevin said the males will get to 12in, where as I was going off internet comments. While some would keep a 12in cichlid in a 4ft tank, I personally won't. I watch Casper burn of energy by zooming back and forth in his tank. I couldn't see him trying it in a 4ft. I know two feet don't seem like a lot, but in reality that two feet is half of the existing space of a 75/90.