bitteraspects;2720003; said:
wow they remind me of a piranah documentry i seen when a biologist put a goat carcass in the water. very cool feeding video mate.
Mini-Monsters for a 15-gallon Hex?
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wow they remind me of a piranah documentry i seen when a biologist put a goat carcass in the water. very cool feeding video mate.
=]]Awsome vid..I should've made my 60 g an exo tank ...How much would they normally cost?Also you might wanna keep a Pim Pictus and a few puffers probally red eyes, But the pictus would be temp I think...
LMAO... Nice vid. Very nice shoal. Perfect example of what I was talking about.bitteraspects;2720003; said:
lol, i tried to tell you. out here they cost me about $7-$8/eaEoibio;2720538; said:
thats because theyre characins, and directly related to the piranha. pretty much the closest thing you can get to a school of Ps. and you dont need a huge tank. lolcichlid2006;2720183; said:
thnks. that was my first attempt at a feeding vid. hopefully the ones to come will get better
thanks. this is one of my 2 shoals. these are some of the only tanks i dont get bored with. unfortunately, thewy try daily to eat me out of house and home. they have quite an appititeStump;2720547; said:
a pim pictus?
those are 6" fish ive seen some larger too. they are recomended at least for a 55 because they are so active. a 15 hex wouldnt house one long term, but you could just move him to a different tank when hes too big.
as for suggestions what about some glass catfish, their strange and awesome at the same time
those are 6" fish ive seen some larger too. they are recomended at least for a 55 because they are so active. a 15 hex wouldnt house one long term, but you could just move him to a different tank when hes too big.
as for suggestions what about some glass catfish, their strange and awesome at the same time
