New England area post in here MA/NH/RI/CT

[KenyanSandBoa]

BUMP

Ok...lets try this guy one more time:

I have a Hemibagrius wyckii...almost a foot long. He is "hide-spot" aggressive, but he has never attacked a tankmate...$50!!! I paid almost double that, so this is a steal!!

Here is his mugshot:

 

[StripeGirl]

i just bought a 4.5 foot high custom acrylic tank,any ideas on filtration for such a high tank,I am putting discus in it.its around 500 gallons.

 

[StIcKy~RiCe]

i just bought a 4.5 foot high custom acrylic tank,any ideas on filtration for such a high tank,I am putting discus in it.its around 500 gallons.

there are nothing better then sump tank for such tank like that

 

[gotpiranha?]

I got 5 clown loach about 1-2 inch all for $20

 

[StripeGirl]

the tank is not drilled for a sump but i suppose that would be easy to fix.

 

[Tommydeal]

i just bought a 4.5 foot high custom acrylic tank,any ideas on filtration for such a high tank,I am putting discus in it.its around 500 gallons.

I agree with sticky about using a wet/dry for a tank that size although a wet/dry and a couple fx5's would be even better, although somewhat cost prohibitive. Your wet/dry would have to be pretty big too if that's the only filter...I would think at least a 90g or a couple 40g's.

 

[StripeGirl]

the tank comes with two fx5's and 4 aqua clears.but it looks messy to me

 

[StIcKy~RiCe]

the tank comes with two fx5's and 4 aqua clears.but it looks messy to me

can you sell me those fx5s?

 

[Tommydeal]

the tank comes with two fx5's and 4 aqua clears.but it looks messy to me

There you go. Add a wet/dry, remove the AC's, bada bing bada boom your tank's crystal clear.

 

[Tommydeal]

and you could still use those AC's for cycling or cloudy days or whatever.