Large Oscar Pics!

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Good looking Oscars, what size tank?

Thanks! tanks a 180.

 

[Paulbearer]

Here's my juvie bumble bee
http://youtu.be/0r3rrsOiLN4
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Tex I agree not much out there on oscars...good thread
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Really have always wanted a bumblebee, maybe now that I have downsized I'll get a tank for one. Really like this one.

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[convict360]

Urggg, miss my albino O looking through these amazing pics. Someday!

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[Rhodes09]

Figured I'd add to the fun here, my adult O


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[TexOscar1]

All amazing looking fish! Can't wait for mine to get up there in size and hopefully get a breeding pair!
Thanks everyone for all the pics! Keep them coming!

 

[jaws7777]

Really have always wanted a bumblebee, maybe now that I have downsized I'll get a tank for one. Really like this one.

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Thanks hes a great fish

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[Judge Holden]

This guy was a moose. I would not keep an Oscar in a 4' tank again. They have an almost supernatural ability to produce nitrates.










This is the biggest Oscar I've ever seen. That's a 75 gallon, which means the fish was about 18".

 

[TexOscar1]

Very nice looking Oscar in the 4' tank. That's a big Oscar at 18", way to small of a tank though,

 

[jaws7777]

Awesome oscar judge.... that should be the example shown to people when deciding on getting an oscar...

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[pops]

Oscars tall thick fish, body mass=bio load. need at least 75g per oscar. IMHO.