my tank is 7'x2'x25" and as soon as i restock it i want to do jardinis. i just dont know if i could fit more than one in there. id like to do 2 or 3 if possible. anyone know how many would work safely?
How many Jardini in 220 gallon?
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You would definitely be fine with one, but I don't know about adding another one or two of them. I recommend waiting to see what the experts say before making a final decision.
My guess is ONE, and it seems at least by reputation around here that it could possibly be the only inhabitant.
charles-n-charge;5041406; said:
One and one only. If anyone else claims to KNOW more than one WILL work SAFELY they're full of it. The only time you can use SAFELY and JARDINI in the same sentence is if you're refering to a single fish in a tank by itself. The vast majority of them turn into killers at around 8-14" and are intolerant of most other fish, let alone other jars. Thats not to say its not possible, just very risky and very very unlikely, especially in a small (relative to the adult size of the fish in question) tank like that.
