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what is this fish? sorry for the dumb question but i am new to Monsters.
i really like the way you have aquascaped your tank. great fish too. i really like your big Dat
pecies Profile: Datinoides Campbelli (New Guinea Tigerfish)
Scientific Name: Datinoides (Coius) Campbelli
Common Name: New Guinea Tiger
Distribution: Irian Jaya, Indonesia, Papua New Guinea and some parts of Northern Australia
Habitat: Fresh and brackish regions
Maximum Size: Max size is 24" usually seen under 22"
Minimum Tank Size: Adults (past 11") need a 4ft or larger, those under 11" should be given a 3ft tank (smaller specimens under 4" should be given a 2ft tank)
Tank Set-Up: Java ferns- hardy plants, rocks and bogwood should be provided.
Temperature: Tropical temperature of around 22c-28c
pH: 6.5-8.0
Hardness: Hardwater preferred, moderate hardness should do.
Diet: Meaty food including shrimp, krill, fish meat and feeder fish. May Be diffcult to wean.
Temperament: Aggressive to each other, generally peacful to fish too large to swallow.
Sexing: No records of this datnoid being sexed
Breeding: There have been no recorded breeding of D.Campbelli
http://www.thetropicaltank.co.uk/Fis...ampbelli-1.jpg
Scientific Name: Datinoides (Coius) Campbelli
Common Name: New Guinea Tiger
Distribution: Irian Jaya, Indonesia, Papua New Guinea and some parts of Northern Australia
Habitat: Fresh and brackish regions
Maximum Size: Max size is 24" usually seen under 22"
Minimum Tank Size: Adults (past 11") need a 4ft or larger, those under 11" should be given a 3ft tank (smaller specimens under 4" should be given a 2ft tank)
Tank Set-Up: Java ferns- hardy plants, rocks and bogwood should be provided.
Temperature: Tropical temperature of around 22c-28c
pH: 6.5-8.0
Hardness: Hardwater preferred, moderate hardness should do.
Diet: Meaty food including shrimp, krill, fish meat and feeder fish. May Be diffcult to wean.
Temperament: Aggressive to each other, generally peacful to fish too large to swallow.
Sexing: No records of this datnoid being sexed
Breeding: There have been no recorded breeding of D.Campbelli
http://www.thetropicaltank.co.uk/Fis...ampbelli-1.jpg
Id like to get a new one eventually....just not at this second. Ive got a few other fish id like to get first.
happy Bday to Bomber ! No video this year ? I can't believe a year went by since you posted his party video...I watched that at least 2 dozen times. In May our bully Rupert turns 5 and we definitely plan on celebrate him
thanks
