M mbeatrice Feeder Fish MFK Member Nov 22, 2009 2,064 5 0 boston Sep 18, 2011 #11 BUTTIS BUTTIS AKA CRAZY FISH
Spiritofthesoul Jack Dempsey MFK Member Dec 3, 2010 4,692 19 38 33 Singapore Sep 18, 2011 #12 ask msjinkz, she specialized in mini oddballs
Dispatch273 Jack Dempsey MFK Member Jul 22, 2011 2,123 5 38 40 CT Sep 19, 2011 #13 Any other smaller pike cichlids that would work? I really like the way they look.
D davdev Jack Dempsey MFK Member Mar 28, 2010 613 2 33 Somewhere in New England Sep 19, 2011 #14 Green Sunfish
G gulperfan220 Candiru MFK Member Nov 30, 2008 135 0 46 mancheter, nh Oct 8, 2011 #15 I second the notion of the great gulper catfish
G Gervahlt Gambusia MFK Member Jul 13, 2010 401 1 16 Asheville, NC Oct 8, 2011 #16 A swarm of Bucktooth Tetras (Exodon paradoxus) would be more predatory than most, but it wouldn't exactly be same as one largish fish. A spangled perch might work, but you'd have to have a good lid.
A swarm of Bucktooth Tetras (Exodon paradoxus) would be more predatory than most, but it wouldn't exactly be same as one largish fish. A spangled perch might work, but you'd have to have a good lid.
B Bullelbow Feeder Fish MFK Member Oct 8, 2011 16 0 0 Okotoks Oct 8, 2011 #17 A couple of needle nose Gar would do to start, but you would have to up grade your tank .