Polypterus endlicheri

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^ that one killed my other one haha. It got messed up by my red wolf then got beat on by the bass to death. I think I'm going to wait on more bass till I can either get a really good deal or bigger bass (5 inch and up). I really enjoy mine lol

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I saw those fish in person Cole and they are fine being together. The endli cant eat those monos and they all will grow pretty much at same rate if not faster for the pbass. If it was me, id put them in the 20g with frequent water changes. Thats how you grow out small fish. The pbass may not accept pellets now so try shrimp or krills, but shrimp pellets should be accepted by the endli with no prob.

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I bought a 2"endlicheri in early Nov 2013. It's now 8"-has been growing like crazy. Still has its external gills.
I've 3 3" Geophagus latifrons but he shows no interest in them so far :)
 
ColeFishing said:
the bass are monoculus. would it be better to remove the Rapheals and put the bass in the 20? leave the endli in the 75 by itself? what dp you guys think would be the best setup for these guys between a 20 and 75 gallon tanks?


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I'd put the endli and bass in the 20, it'll be easier to get them to accept the food you want them to eat in a smaller tank, especially w/ the bass. At the size they are all at they'll be fine in there for a bit, just keep up on WCs

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BuffaloPolypteridae said:
I'd put the endli and bass in the 20, it'll be easier to get them to accept the food you want them to eat in a smaller tank, especially w/ the bass. At the size they are all at they'll be fine in there for a bit, just keep up on WCs

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the bass have eaten today but the endli hardly moves. i think i'll wait till they're less stressed before i move them.


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Depends on a few things, im sure more bichirs would make it feel more comfortable so it would probably become more active w/ that. Low lighting makes them more active ime, also it may still be adjusting to the new tank so itll be like that for a bit. Also comes down to individual personality

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