I'm pretty sure u just sold me on the aimara! now to find a good size one for the right price, I want at least a 8"-10". How hardy are they compared to otheres ?
Most active wolf fish ?
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Tigriuns;4525957; said:
Very nice.
I found a curupira, they max out around 12" correct?
Would a 80G (48x18x21) be good for it?
Tigriuns;4527731; said:
my 15" curupira
Beautiful fish!
Do you know where he was collected?
The one I found is from Orinoco river... still waiting for pictures tho
Egon;4527971; said:
I have heard of some hoplias curupira species being rather active, and also interactive.. (like an O?)
I know it depends on the individual fish as well..
I have a fahaka fish (a supposedly very active fish) that does not move often.
Active?
Hoplerythrinus Unitaentus (sp?)
and....
http://i4.photobucket.com/albums/y123/minerals22/199.jpg
(I psoted the link because it's not the nicest photo in the world so take that as a mild warning...!)
^Curupira Co-hab fail with a small caveat that he's been fine since the move to the new tank so as always; space is key. Oh, and that geophagus is about 10-11", just to give you an idea- they certainly get a lot bigger than 12"!
Hoplerythrinus Unitaentus (sp?)
and....
http://i4.photobucket.com/albums/y123/minerals22/199.jpg
(I psoted the link because it's not the nicest photo in the world so take that as a mild warning...!)
^Curupira Co-hab fail with a small caveat that he's been fine since the move to the new tank so as always; space is key. Oh, and that geophagus is about 10-11", just to give you an idea- they certainly get a lot bigger than 12"!
