I personally think yes you should. With the light weight no othe fish should jump out. The only thing is evaporation of water, but you are good with the water changes you do.
Making a tank escape-proof.
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I'd be worried about the Bichir getting out, though. You saw that picture in PM of how small they are
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Lowering the water is the best for them for now atleast, cause they do not have to go all the way up... or u could do is place drift wood upto the top or some floating plants... i recently got one and he is probably half the size of urs and all he does is hang around in the top or the plants... urs look good. got some nice meat on as well 
Ahh man, this is gonna be difficult. I'm a girl who models, and is 100% UTD in the fashion world, and loves to aquascape! Beauty is my thanngg bro. I'm gonna have to find some way to make a low water level look good.
I need ideas!
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I need ideas!
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you could look into this..... im sure it will match upto ur profession
http://aquascape-aquarium.blogspot.in/2011/01/choosing-basic-tank-shapes-on-aquarium.html
http://aquascape-aquarium.blogspot.in/2011/01/choosing-basic-tank-shapes-on-aquarium.html
you could look into this..... im sure it will match upto ur profession
http://aquascape-aquarium.blogspot.in/2011/01/choosing-basic-tank-shapes-on-aquarium.html
An article about tank shape...?
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Ohhhhh that's nifty
I was actually thinking about plants that like to be partially out of water, however 6" isn't much room in a 24" tall tank.Sent from my iPhone using MonsterAquariaNetwork app
