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My RTC is about 2" now in a 10 gallon but i plan on moving him to a 30 gal in a month or 2 or 3 then into a 75 gal...If u have the room might as well gettem!
WOW ... where to start on a thread like this 
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My vote is still that you let your impulse control your purchase but at least you have put in more thought than MOST people out there AND you have a 265 which is more than MOST of the knuckle heads that buy these fish have.
Something your not telling us there pal?necrocanis;3002260; said:My lima is fat, and eats a handfull of shrimp itself every day!Doesn't have much to do with this hybrid though. Will be cool when I finally hybridize a Jau x Lima though!
???Welcome to the ranks of owning a True Monster fish2songbirds;3003770; said:
My vote is still that you let your impulse control your purchase but at least you have put in more thought than MOST people out there AND you have a 265 which is more than MOST of the knuckle heads that buy these fish have.Easterbunny take your camera?2songbirds;3004030; said:
Note the comment about Knuckle heads a few lines up?... here's one nowbcrazy0001;3027441; said:
basslover34;3027590; said:WOW ... where to start on a thread like this
Something your not telling us there pal?
Welcome to the ranks of owning a True Monster fish
Easterbunny take your camera?
Note the comment about Knuckle heads a few lines up?... here's one now
But....but.....the LFS said I could keap them in that tank np, you saying they were lying!!!
Plus a 75 is HUGE.
necrocanis;3002260; said:My lima is fat, and eats a handfull of shrimp itself every day!
i want a lima shovelnose so bad!!! they have one at my LFS and it's been there for for as long as i can remember. he's super cute but i dont have the tank room atm. i wish i had a pond, but then my cat would go swimming in it
My two Limas, same age from the same shipment but ones twice the size oif the other.
Crap picture I know, but I suck at photography.
Crap picture I know, but I suck at photography.
My advice would have been to leave the monster at the store unless you are able to take care of it for life. Apparently we failed at convincing you to avoid the impulse buy.
My new advice is to put $300 a month into a high yield savings account so that in a year or two when your cute little cat has turned into a monster you have enough cash to buy a tank big enough for your fish to turn around in. Feeding the beast will also get expensive.
My new advice is to put $300 a month into a high yield savings account so that in a year or two when your cute little cat has turned into a monster you have enough cash to buy a tank big enough for your fish to turn around in. Feeding the beast will also get expensive.
Awwww... noobs are so cute when they over react.. 
Simple Ponds are cheap to build... we make them expensive by adding side viewing... you could basically box in a room with a liner and it would be cheap and the fish would be very happy in there... just try to figure out adding a window into it without bumping the price thats the problem
Simple Ponds are cheap to build... we make them expensive by adding side viewing... you could basically box in a room with a liner and it would be cheap and the fish would be very happy in there... just try to figure out adding a window into it without bumping the price thats the problem
basslover34;3028020; said:Awwww... noobs are so cute when they over react..
Simple Ponds are cheap to build... we make them expensive by adding side viewing... you could basically box in a room with a liner and it would be cheap and the fish would be very happy in there... just try to figure out adding a window into it without bumping the price thats the problem
If you were referring to my post, I'm not sure what calendar you use, but June 2007 comes before September 2007.
I agree that a pond is a cheaper alternative that is worth looking into. IMHO, looking down on a fish isn't as cool as the side view, but again, that's just my opinion.
