But would a 180 be big enough? The guy i bought him off said he has never had an umbee that grew over 10 inches, maybe stunted umbees over here .
My Umbee Thread
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Called a few aquariums yesterday and asked if they would trade my umbee for some pellets, they said they would take him but cannot give credit (typical) so i will keep him in the 65 no way will i give it away better off destroying him than let them sell him for $80 or so.
He can stay in the 65 it just means i will have a pygmy umbee
He can stay in the 65 it just means i will have a pygmy umbee
Called a few aquariums yesterday and asked if they would trade my umbee for some pellets, they said they would take him but cannot give credit (typical) so i will keep him in the 65 no way will i give it away better off destroying him than let them sell him for $80 or so.
He can stay in the 65 it just means i will have a pygmy umbee
I have never agreed with people who say you should have a large enough tank for the life of the fish when you buy it, you are the perfect example of why that is the best advice for people like you. I hope your joking or your a joke.
I am joking about keeping it for life in the 65 gallon of course but serious about not giving it away for free. I need to stop impulse buying.
Traded him in on some cichlid pellets, as much as i wanted to keep him i won't have the right housing for him so i think i did the right thing.
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