Texas Cichlid Tank Size???

[diggler81]

Can anyone tell me what is the smallest tank I can put a pair of Texas Cichlids in?

 

[Jerkinthetank]

A fish bowl


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[macframalama]

I wouldnt go less than a 80 but more likely a 125 would be better obviouslly a 300 would be even better but i mean reality has to set in somewhere

 

[Excedrin102]

I wouldnt go less than a 80 but more likely a 125 would be better obviouslly a 300 would be even better.

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[Chrisplosion]

55g is kinda pushing it but a 75g is more ideal.

 

[macframalama]

texas like alot of cichlids get a lil testy when jammed in to jelly jars, no to mention the bigger body of water the longer it takes to foul, like being stuck in a smart car with a 300lb fat guy farting, would be less nasty in a cadillac... all im saying

 

[Regalblue]

Texas as in true Texas? H.Cyanogutatus?
110 / 60x18 footprint. 125 would be better

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[Loves severums]

Texas as in true Texas? H.Cyanogutatus?
110 / 60x18 footprint. 125 would be better

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I agree

 

[JML1997]

100 gallons minimum.

 

[Azedenkae]

Texas as in true Texas? H.Cyanogutatus?
110 / 60x18 footprint. 125 would be better

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Texas (H. cyanoguttatum/tatus) needs at least 110g. They grow to about 30cm in length.

If you're asking about the green texas (H. carpintis) then they can go much lower, prolly around 75g. They only grow to about 20cm in length.