how many rbs in a 75g?

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well im still not sure on the 90 because the guy who has it got another offer before i emailed him and he said she got first dibs if she wanted.
 
1 for life, i had 6 in my 100 gallon and it was starting to get too small so i started a notha 100 gallon so i could keep 3 in each 100 gallon, but 3 full grown RBP's in a 75 gallon will not be happy, its not eneough room,
 
what about 4 in a 120? im still trying to find a monster tank that i can fit in my bedroom. and i found a place that will ship to nc. so all i have to do is get a tank on a tight budget.
 
The reds will grow to tank size. The bigger the tank the bigger they will get. If you want big rbp's get a big tank. I have 3 reds in a 75 they are about 8"-9" my friend has 8 in a 55 they have stayed about 5"-6" for a while now. He is moving them to a much bigger tank b/c he wants them to grow.
 
One they are stunted from overcrowding the damage is done and they will never reach their full genetic potential. For red belly natts i would recommend 30 gallons per fish.
For example i have 3 reds i a 90 gallon and they should be fine for life. I am actually thinking about adding a caribe or ternetzi.
 
TheDude420;975938; said:
One they are stunted from overcrowding the damage is done and they will never reach their full genetic potential. For red belly natts i would recommend 30 gallons per fish.
For example i have 3 reds i a 90 gallon and they should be fine for life. I am actually thinking about adding a caribe or ternetzi.
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i wouldnt unless your gonna get a bigger tank, Caribe get a lot bigger than Reds,
 
well i got a 90 the other day. its a 4 by 1.5 setup im thinking about getting four rbs but im still not sure because there hard to get
 
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