Help stock a 110gal.
- Thread starter Dnaren
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Its true and im aware of that... But at this moment what i have is time, i dont have any worrys to have the tank cycled fast... Because simple fact i didnt decided what im gona put there..... Exemple if i decide to get an 1inch Oscar fry , i bet the bioload aded to the tank its gona be the same or less them all the fish i have there atm.
Problem is the some people support cycle with fish others fish less...
Its OK if the Danios survive i use them to Feed my new fish? See, some people support live feeding others dont...
The JBL kit looks very interesting, I may have to order one for those times I don't want to play with test tubes and shake bottles.
Not yet, its the most hard decision for me at the moment.
I want to make sure the choise its gona be the one i really want...
Its a big commitment.. I dont want choose a fish with i can loose interest and had to keep him for years just for a bad decision...
At this moment the more i read about what people indicate, im thinking i will need about 10 tanks..
If you want a puppy dog who will entertain being greedy with bugs and feeders get an oscar, if you want outright beauty get a vieja, if you want a maniac that wants to bite you get an amphilophus
What are the important qualities youre looking for in your fish? Beauty? attitude? intelligence? Mix of these?
I know what you mean by wanting a lot of tanks. I have several single specimen tanks myself.
I think vieja synspilum would really work well in that tank. You have enough room for a pair if you want, and they are more tolerant of tankmates than a lot of the other central american cichlids. Its good to have those options when you get bored.
I have a male wc rapps rio orinocco oscar my 300g SA community and I absolutely love him.
I have a male red isletas amphilophus citrinellus in my 90g, he is very entertaining, chasing up the tank and trying to bite me.
A quality synspilium is an amazing fish too, you need to see one before you buy tho, good ones have amazing colour at 4", poor ones never get 10% as nice as a good one imo.
I have a male red isletas amphilophus citrinellus in my 90g, he is very entertaining, chasing up the tank and trying to bite me.
A quality synspilium is an amazing fish too, you need to see one before you buy tho, good ones have amazing colour at 4", poor ones never get 10% as nice as a good one imo.
