Keeping PBs small

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This is Why people are supposed to Research the fish you BEFORE you buy ... just sayin
 
this question is a joke right?

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Get the smaller and slower growing species of the bass which I think is the Orino type, but you are still looking at 12+ inches.
 
try feeding them once every 2 weeks or something, but dont be surprised if a few get eaten along the way.
 
doviiman said:
Get the smaller and slower growing species of the bass which I think is the Orino type, but you are still looking at 12+ inches.
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WRONG...Try over 24" for Orinos.. Yes they grow slower though..

Get a bigger tank or switch over to a smaller fish like a guppy....lol :ROFL:
 
MonsterPeacock said:
WRONG...Try over 24" for Orinos.. Yes they grow slower though..

Get a bigger tank or switch over to a smaller fish like a gupp;)y....lol
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Really, 24'', I have not seen a member here with one that big before. Now I am sure in captivity, but in the home aquaria, I have not seen this. In fact the only 2ft bass i have seen is a Tem in home aquaria.
 
Hate seeing these threads. The fish are already confined as it is in "minimum" Aquarium dimensions. How would you feel living in a closet for the rest of your life being fed just enough to survive.

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doviiman said:
Really, 24'', I have not seen a member here with one that big before. Now I am sure in captivity, but in the home aquaria, I have not seen this. In fact the only 2ft bass i have seen is a Tem in home aquaria.
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Your right, captive are a bit smaller considering the conditions... But I bet HULON's Orinos are 17+ inches and still growing.. My point was maybe peacock bass aren't the ideal fish for this guy to keep if he's worried about tank size.
 
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