The opposite actually, I want captive bred. My lfs doesn't have any but baby endlis or dels, but he said he would call the supplier and find out what other species they have, plus how much they are. Ever since Nemo, I try to do captive bred. Lol
How many polys in a 75 gallon?
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The opposite actually, I want captive bred. My lfs doesn't have any but baby endlis or dels, but he said he would call the supplier and find out what other species they have, plus how much they are. Ever since Nemo, I try to do captive bred. Lol
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Other than an increase in bio load, having several ropes doesn't add any problems to a poly tank.
Meaning if I had a poly tank that I was concerned about over stocking I would add three or four rope fish before, I would add another bicher. They are just so peaceful and social.
In general my experience is sens like each others company too, but I can't soak too ask varieties
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Meaning if I had a poly tank that I was concerned about over stocking I would add three or four rope fish before, I would add another bicher. They are just so peaceful and social.
In general my experience is sens like each others company too, but I can't soak too ask varieties
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I thought so too, it is just amazing! I never went that direction though with it, as I ended up with Mushu (peacock eel), and didn't want to worry about him scraping himself up on the egg crate for all that rock work! (Or getting scraped on the rocks)
So right now, it's pretty much moderately planted with sand, and everyone seems to be happy with that :0)
So right now, it's pretty much moderately planted with sand, and everyone seems to be happy with that :0)
