great thats what i thought he already said about eating the rtc but would it be any good since it isent wild ? the only lfs has a 75 as their biggest tank and theres an eel in it so no go their i'll tell him to wait till the rtc eats everything else then its bbq time
to many monsters
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JardiniBoy;644659; said:I'd say get rid of the rtc and pacus, and then get some other monsters ... an aro ... dats ... some dithers like tinfoils ... BIG clown loaches ... a ray or 3 ... maybe a few peacock bass ...
Did I miss any?
we gotta remember that this guy is a novice. (the friend) and that he should maybe start with some easy stuff before going to the aros and dats and such
Jeox;644783; said:
that what i told him i wish i could just get him to sell me the tank for that price
I wouldn't eat the rtc because there's no telling what it's been treated with in the past. It probably is ok but that's just me.
1bigcichlid;644697; said:
Great first post, I can tell we are going to get along just fine.
And WELCOME to MFK!!!
tfaceon;644522; said:
Solution: FISH FRY
Everything listed is eaten in their home countries. Plecos are hard to get into but they can be eaten. I doubt this will be the fate of any of them but you can joke with your friend about it. The pacu's and oscar are heavy waste producers so they should be the first to go. I have an empty 250 that would love to have those CK's in it
Great suggestion.benzjamin13;644654; said:
It makes me wonder why red-tailed cats weren't banned from the aquarium trade considering their potential size.
That fish should never be sold to domestic aquarists. Best to leave them in their native habitat.
well then if its a slim chance that the zoo myt take it,
my best suggestion would be to the frying pan they go
my best suggestion would be to the frying pan they go
