i bet its gonna work

[sun catfish]

so just stocked my tank a pair of calvuses being my centerpiece fish and here it goes this is where it gets wierd some blue edlers livebearers and even better also there are fresh water bumblebee gobys in the tank how cool is that tons of rock work and 2 areas of shell the pair has clamed the largest pile whil the gobys have the smaller one. the edlers add alot of life and live food thats a plus and the gobys are just cool little fish so what do u think

 

[Excedrin102]

Got pics ?.. : )


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[COG Commando]

I think...
that you need some punctuation.
How big is the tank?? N. calvus can be piscivorous, so small tankmates like bumblebee gobies and endler's livebearers could be eaten. Also, even freshawater bumblebee gobies (Brachygobius nunus) are really best suited for brackish water.

 

[sun catfish]

i think...
i was very exited when i posted this
also 40gal and of course i know calvus are piscovers, i dont buy fish without research they are also barley bigger then the 1 inch bumblebee gobys maby 2 inches is the male. and they are SLOW growers so no worry till about a year.
i also think... assuming is bad i never said species of bumblebee goby once again i did research and got Brachygobius aggregatus the true freshwater bumblebee goby .

sorry if im biting at chu but the way u started with I THINK.... first thing out of you better punctuation i found some that disrespectful and please u dont have to answer me back on y u started with critisism of a random aspect because i dont want this to become a argument thread just wanted to let you know it was a bit rude

 

[COG Commando]

Ahh okay, I assumed you had either B. nunus or B. xanthozonus, both of which are actually brackish. Scientific names always help you get better answers, faster.
I wasn't meaning to be disrespectful but for your own sake, you'll end up getting better/more answers if people can easily comprehend what you wrote.