xander;4173040; said:
got it for almost 9months, fast growth rate from initial 10inches to now 24inches, feeding consists of market prawn, superworms and algae pellets
just loving it
My 24 inches aussie lungfish
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got it for almost 9months, fast growth rate from initial 10inches to now 24inches, feeding consists of market prawn, superworms and algae pellets
just loving it
xander;4173040; said:
almost 4get to say your photoskills is good, nice cuban and african arowana too - andrew john
Star-Flog;4179619; said:Red arowana be a good tankmate for Aussie lungfish?
Who is in upper hand if they could not get along well..
it is always aussie in the losing end, despite the huge size, they are really tame, my red rip of couple of scales and fin damage blood streak were seen, however i had already separate them, believe me aussie lung is a very speedy recovery fish, within a week plus all heal up
pics coming soon!!!!
aussie lung living in the lower tier
filtration is an easy maintenance one, over head filter,
1st tray is mika wool, and 2nd tray consist of bacteria house, mr aqua ceramic rings, coral chips. and some cheapskate filter media.
filtration is an easy maintenance one, over head filter,
1st tray is mika wool, and 2nd tray consist of bacteria house, mr aqua ceramic rings, coral chips. and some cheapskate filter media.
Geez. That's amazing. I've got to make some filters like that. Nice AUL, too.
About those cloudy eyes...does your water have hardness? My Oscar's eyes got cloudy when I first got him. I then figured out that my pH crashes every week and added crushed coral to the filter box. Within a day his eyes cleared and have never clouded since. But each species will have its own preferred water conditions, so what worked for an Oscar might not work for the Lung. Good luck!
About those cloudy eyes...does your water have hardness? My Oscar's eyes got cloudy when I first got him. I then figured out that my pH crashes every week and added crushed coral to the filter box. Within a day his eyes cleared and have never clouded since. But each species will have its own preferred water conditions, so what worked for an Oscar might not work for the Lung. Good luck!
