what one for me???

[kody1192]

everyone please keep in mind that it will be housed with stingrays!!!! how about a black they stay around 3 foot? silver is too big asains are illegal jars are to aggresive so its really a black or a leichardti

 

[dacox]

Blacks are beautiful. I'd get one of those. Then you could keep with the SA theme too.

 

[kody1192]

ya right now im leaning toward a black. It should be ok in a 235(5'x3'2') right

 

[xrtg]

personaly i'd get the sliver. but what the heck go get the black. they are magnificent fish to keep too.

 

[kody1192]

if i cant find a black im gonna have to get a silver but slivers get big. well see if i can find a 4" or 5" black in about 2to3 months

 

[rumblesushi]

personally I think jardinis are much better looking than leichardtis, but jardinis end up having to be kept alone. They are mean fish.

 

[kriztu]

personally I think jardinis are much better looking than leichardtis, but jardinis end up having to be kept alone. They are mean fish.

i agree, i would rather you have a jardini. it has a broader body and darker color. its head aint sissy looking either, strong and mean like a silver or an asian. leichardtis are just too streamline, not broad enough for me and pale too

 

[vanimate]

i agree, i would rather you have a jardini. it has a broader body and darker color. its head aint sissy looking either, strong and mean like a silver or an asian. leichardtis are just too streamline, not broad enough for me and pale too

You sayin my fish is sissy looking?

 

[DeLgAdO]

personally I think jardinis are much better looking than leichardtis, but jardinis end up having to be kept alone. They are mean fish.

i think thats a stereo type for the poor fish

not all are meanies

given enough space, a chance to grow up with other fish, i think a jar would do well in a comm set-up

 

[rumblesushi]

del I've never seen a jardini over a foot that's not aggressive. Maybe if you keep it with fish twice it's size, but comms aren't usually like that.

Of course there are exceptions, but it seems like a unanimous vote that jardinis are aggressive fish generally.