fishmastermike Gambusia MFK Member Jul 23, 2008 436 5 18 29 Barnegat, NJ Aug 31, 2008 #11 also look at my thread post knife pics here and please tell people about it
fishmastermike Gambusia MFK Member Jul 23, 2008 436 5 18 29 Barnegat, NJ Aug 31, 2008 #12 would i be able to put different species like regular royal golden
fishmastermike Gambusia MFK Member Jul 23, 2008 436 5 18 29 Barnegat, NJ Aug 31, 2008 #13 also would tey get to be monsters
N nitrofish1 Jack Dempsey MFK Member Jul 29, 2008 2,345 2 36 Northern Illinois Aug 31, 2008 #14 a royal clown knifefish is pretty much the same thing as the clown knifefish, except with less aggression and alot of smaller spots. there have been some that get up to 3 feet that ive seen on here.
a royal clown knifefish is pretty much the same thing as the clown knifefish, except with less aggression and alot of smaller spots. there have been some that get up to 3 feet that ive seen on here.
fishmastermike Gambusia MFK Member Jul 23, 2008 436 5 18 29 Barnegat, NJ Aug 31, 2008 #15 would they be able to live together
fishmastermike Gambusia MFK Member Jul 23, 2008 436 5 18 29 Barnegat, NJ Aug 31, 2008 #16 I meant would they be monsters even though there are alot of fish in there
N nitrofish1 Jack Dempsey MFK Member Jul 29, 2008 2,345 2 36 Northern Illinois Aug 31, 2008 #17 if given proper space then yes
fishmastermike Gambusia MFK Member Jul 23, 2008 436 5 18 29 Barnegat, NJ Aug 31, 2008 #18 what about the tank we are talking about right now
N nitrofish1 Jack Dempsey MFK Member Jul 29, 2008 2,345 2 36 Northern Illinois Aug 31, 2008 #19 same one
fishmastermike Gambusia MFK Member Jul 23, 2008 436 5 18 29 Barnegat, NJ Aug 31, 2008 #20 would the three different types work