Hi Folks, I haven't been on this site (well, technically it was predatoryfish.com) in about 2 years. Not since I had to give away my ClownKnife. She was a beauty.
But, she was getting kinda small for her 150 gallon home so, I luckily found a guy in PA that had a 700 gallon tank that wanted here. (actually he was from that old site, though he has never responded back after I gave him the fish.. hmmmmm)
I have moved into a new place, and am getting the addiction back to get another big fish. But, this time I wan something a bit more aggressive and less likely to hide. So, I'm leaning towards a cichlid perhaps. Perhaps a Flowerhorn or the like. But, I would like to have something that eats prepared food or pellets. The clown knifefish never did... No matter how many times I tried all the years I had her, she would ONLY eat live foods. and 2-3 dozen goldfish every 4-5 days was getting a might bit expensive. So, I would like a less picky fish, something with nice colors, and active. Heck, if it attacked the glass when I put my hand near it I would like that as well!
Thanks folks and hope everything is well with you
(p.s. if you are wondering why I called my fish a She is that she would lay eggs everyso often)
But, she was getting kinda small for her 150 gallon home so, I luckily found a guy in PA that had a 700 gallon tank that wanted here. (actually he was from that old site, though he has never responded back after I gave him the fish.. hmmmmm)
I have moved into a new place, and am getting the addiction back to get another big fish. But, this time I wan something a bit more aggressive and less likely to hide. So, I'm leaning towards a cichlid perhaps. Perhaps a Flowerhorn or the like. But, I would like to have something that eats prepared food or pellets. The clown knifefish never did... No matter how many times I tried all the years I had her, she would ONLY eat live foods. and 2-3 dozen goldfish every 4-5 days was getting a might bit expensive. So, I would like a less picky fish, something with nice colors, and active. Heck, if it attacked the glass when I put my hand near it I would like that as well!
Thanks folks and hope everything is well with you
(p.s. if you are wondering why I called my fish a She is that she would lay eggs everyso often)
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