That works too, but it’s more than the ac110. I’d just get sponges or a 304b for $75I can but Sinsen hw 3000
I always say two when I’m talking about HOBs on a 4ft tank. I just think one on each side is better, no real reason for that. But you would probably be ok with one. Just clean it more frequently. Or put a ac70 on each sideYou said i needed 2 110 didnt you.
What is a 304b
80g too small for endlis, no? Think minimum would be a 125g, or 4 x 2 footprint for CBs.If you’re dead set on a lower jaw, I’d get CB endis. But I strongly think you’d be better off with delhezi.
If your budget is tight, I’d shop for used AC 110s or even 70s or just go with some large spongefilters with strong pumps and have a good maintenance schedule. Check CLL pet supplies on eBay, they sell cheap lights and have good deals on the sun sun 304b if you want to go that route
I think iit is too small for life80g too small for endlis, no? Think minimum would be a 125g, or 4 x 2 footprint for CBs.
What did you mean with empty or carpet?Depends on the dimension but if its a 48"x18" footprint. Most of the upper jaws and some cb lower jaws (but it depends) should be fine in it for life.
To elaborate on what I mean by "it depends", it will mainly depend on the fish's genetics on how big they'll grow. Generally speaking, captive bred ones will not grow as big as the wild ones especially if it has an inbred look to it.
Another factor is the bichir's appetite, how much does the fish actually eat, some bichirs (especially wild caught ones) just eat enough to maintain/get by, so those ones are less likely to reach their max potential size.
Bichir's size/growth is also affected by the water quality as well. (how much and how often you are going to be doing water changes)
As for how many, that's probably dependent on your filtration and your own preference. (do you like the empty look or the carpet look?)
Some people like to have a lot that cover the bottom and other just have a few like in the pictures of mineWhat did you mean with empty or carpet?