How big of a tank would one need for a pair of 10 inch motoros for the time being and for life? I guess I should ask what should the blueprint of the bottom be? Thanks.
tank size for a pair?
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6' x 2' footprint for about a year or so. Eventually, an 8' x 3' footprint would be good. 8' x 4' would be ideal.
I found a 125 gallon tank with a 6 foot by 2 foot base that is 17 inches high for $275. Is that a good price for a tank of that size?
its a relitivly good price but you should really just look into getting the 8' tank now because you are already buying a tank, and if you are hoping they breed, you will def need the bigger tank
thats good for the tank and stand...what would be better if the motor's came for free.born2lovefish;1871357; said:
No, it is $275 for just the tank and glass tops... I would love to get a 8 foot long tank, but I currently am in college and am not even sure if I can make room for a 6 foot tank....
It would be best to wait until you're at a point in your life where you can deal with an issue, like finding a place for a large tank, to get a pair of motoros. They require a lot of attention and maintenance. Life as a college student can be hectic and time consuming. Just something to think about before purchasing these animals.
I have owned stingrays in the past. I currently have 4 breeding pairs of 25% wild blood strain silver angels that I am breeding. I have been selling them online and am wanting it to grow into something. The whole reason why I am not wanting to wait is because I found a breeding pair of motoros I can pick up for $150, but I am not saying where, so do not ask!! The only catch is it will cost me about $100 in gas to get them...
Hmmm, does the seller live in MO? That's a good price for a confirmed pair that has had pups before. Shucks, that's a good price for a non breeding pair if they're mature.