So for my sweet sixteenth...
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Mudslinger14;5053169; said:
or possessed by instinct to manga tiny fishes lol.
For F/W, I would get (depending on the hight of the tank) maybe a fire eel, aro or a BIG tanganyika tank--but you dont like cichlids. but hey you could always do cherry shrimp and guppies
with an 8x3 i would get a pair of silver arowana with a couple of nice big discus (pigeon blood or tourqoise would be my pick) and a pack of big clown loaches for the bottom, maybe an albino medusa pleco or something like that
I thought aro's eat discus... i have to stop trusting the stupid website called:aqadvisor...so stupid stocking is way off also.......
Ha! Ha!
For f/w i agree with 808cichlids
Defiantly either tons of plants, a big piece of centerpiece driftwood and a giant school of wild discus, and Altum angels a school of smiling dwarf cichlid
He always happy! and Bolivian rams, and some tetra species and maybe a BGK. will complete the look...
For S/W a reef tank full of clams shrimp hermit crabs and some shrimp tangs and clown fish... or M/H light Lots of water circulation and types of corals and fish that are adapted to that area...
EX:a large tank with strong surging currents and intense lighting, mainly stocked with a variety of Acropora corals of a variety of colors and forms. To bring movement to this spectacular reef-scape, add a shoal of nine Bartlett's anthias (Pseudanthias bartlettorum), which are ideally suited to this type of environment as well as highly attractive when kept as a group. Also add a Kole tang(Ctenochaetus strigosus) and a sailfin tang(Zebrasoma veliferum). The latter are both adapted to live in the brightly lit,turbulent water of the upper reef slope,contrast in color, shape, and size to the anthias, and provide a service in eating nuisance algae.
Oh Ha! +2 on sweet sixteen!
No, not you Mfkr's but the smiley face said that to me!! He's also possessed by the devil
Ha! Ha!For f/w i agree with 808cichlids
Defiantly either tons of plants, a big piece of centerpiece driftwood and a giant school of wild discus, and Altum angels a school of smiling dwarf cichlid
He always happy! and Bolivian rams, and some tetra species and maybe a BGK. will complete the look...For S/W a reef tank full of clams shrimp hermit crabs and some shrimp tangs and clown fish... or M/H light Lots of water circulation and types of corals and fish that are adapted to that area...
EX:a large tank with strong surging currents and intense lighting, mainly stocked with a variety of Acropora corals of a variety of colors and forms. To bring movement to this spectacular reef-scape, add a shoal of nine Bartlett's anthias (Pseudanthias bartlettorum), which are ideally suited to this type of environment as well as highly attractive when kept as a group. Also add a Kole tang(Ctenochaetus strigosus) and a sailfin tang(Zebrasoma veliferum). The latter are both adapted to live in the brightly lit,turbulent water of the upper reef slope,contrast in color, shape, and size to the anthias, and provide a service in eating nuisance algae.
Oh Ha! +2 on sweet sixteen!
I have a car already lol
The planted discus idea sounds neat...
I wont be able to do the reef though. Not that rich.
The planted discus idea sounds neat...
I wont be able to do the reef though. Not that rich.
