I have a problem, a year ago i thought it would be a great idea to buy a RTC x TSN hybrid for my 25 gallon high. Boy was i foolish, for the past year ive has him along with two gold gouramis, a gibbiceps pleco, a common pleco, and two raphael catfish all cramped in that damned tank. Only yesterday did i move the hybrid and the two plecos to my new 75 gallon, and although the hybrid is only a foot long, im sure he will outgrow it soon enough itd just be unfair to him to keep him any longer. what i was thinking is to bring back the hybrid to the LFS along with whats left of my 25, the raphs hide all day and eat all night and the gouramis just stay in one spot and look awkward all day. this would give me a completely open 25 gallon and only two plecos in the 75, as i was walking through the LFS the other day i noticed a very interesting fish, it was long and scaly and prehistoric looking, this unbenounced to me was an ornate bichir, and after alot of research i found that they wer very rare and amazing fish that dont grow too fast and only get about two feet long, much better suited for my 4 foot long 75. so i was thinking i could restock the 25 with the bichir and maybe a panaque or a false zebra pleco and wait untill he gets big enough for the 75 WHAT DO YOU THINK?!?!?!?!?
What will I do?????
- Thread starter catfishman1
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Go for it!! If you could find delhezi, those are nice too! Then you can get a flagtail prochidulis, and some silverdollars.
I think you should put the Bichir directly into the 75 and keep the 25 as a hospital/quarantine tank.
Poor RTCXTSN stuffed in a tiny 25 for a year.
I think you should spend some more time researching your fish for the 75 before you buy any.
I think you should spend some more time researching your fish for the 75 before you buy any.
um dumb. Took you a yr to figure out your great idea was .....nvm ill get banned for 2 weeks again. dumb
dont waste your time with putting him in the 25 gallon, put him directly in the 75 gallon. i think youll need to upgrade anyways. good luck though.
-turtleman
-turtleman