What is that one fish???

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Blue2Fyre;4331278; said:
He's in a 29 gallon until he gets bigger, then he's moving to a 80 gallon. He's only 5" long right now. I have some other Tangs in the tank as well. I have some white calvus and a C. Brichardi along with some endlers for dithers. The tank is planted with play sand and some rocks. The water is HARD and the PH is 8.4. Since they are wild caught I was a little worried about the PH but he's adjusted well.
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Would this be ok in a 125 eventually with frontosas, Zaire calvus, and peacock?
Like I said he looks cool, but little to no info on these guys
 
Elipsifers get to be 18" they would fine with other tangs as long as the tankmates aren't large enough to eat it.
 
Blue2Fyre;4333699; said:
Elipsifers get to be 18" they would fine with other tangs as long as the tankmates aren't large enough to eat it.
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I thought the got about 15 inches so that's not bad. I just don't know if they would eat my calvus or peacocks.
 
I thought the got about 15 inches so that's not bad. I just don't know if they would eat my calvus or peacocks.
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Their mouths are very small. I don't think they would bother anything larger than fry.
 
Well the fish I REALLY want and haven't seen near me ever, would be any variant of apistogramma. Now there are a few fish I have waited months/years for including: EBJD, a large BGK (to coexist with a former oscar), twig catfish, and a rhino pleco.
 
I wanted a V. Syn, Blood Parrots Red Devils, Gold Saums and Jaguars I've ticked them off the list now I just need A pair of Festae, Trimac and a pair of loisellei, and mabey a large Argentae.
 
jags, my local chain store won't order them as they "just grow too big!" yet they sell paroon sharks often
 
latshki;4334065; said:
jags, my local chain store won't order them as they "just grow too big!" yet they sell paroon sharks often
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Wow!, sounds like a dumb ass store....lol:nilly::WHOA:
 
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