Motoro and RTC?

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interesting...... will see wot happens trial and error :) plenty of people with videos of them living happily together on youtube, and dont worry bout tank size my tank is big enough to last them at least 12-18months and i have in the works something insane for after then... even selling one of my cars to help fund it lol
 
Mayo said:
interesting...... will see wot happens trial and error :) plenty of people with videos of them living happily together on youtube, and dont worry bout tank size my tank is big enough to last them at least 12-18months and i have in the works something insane for after then... even selling one of my cars to help fund it lol
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I'll be here to see it :headbang2
 
seen them together in public displays.. If the tank is big enough you should be fine..
 
Only problem is having a tank big enough as Keister said. Audubon Aquarium in New Orleans has 14 RTC full grown, avg about 4 ft a piece or so, in with some large leopoldi, castexi, and motoros, as well as a bunch of huge pacu, and some other misc big amazonian fish. The tank is 40 feet long, 15 feet wide, and 5 feet deep. So in a large pool it can be done. Unless you have the plans for a 1000 gallon tank in your house I would say no. RTC are great pet fish, but they grow so fast and are so voracious when it comes to feeding that I can't trust them unless they are way overfed to the point they get all distorted with huge heads and shortened bodies. I just like rays too much to chance them being eaten.
 
Mayo said:
interesting...... will see wot happens trial and error :) plenty of people with videos of them living happily together on youtube, and dont worry bout tank size my tank is big enough to last them at least 12-18months and i have in the works something insane for after then... even selling one of my cars to help fund it lol
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Can you post some you tube links please


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