Gani, great pics Broheim. Both fish look absolutely awesome, but I have to say I've been waiting for the pics on the Hatiensis and they didn't disappoint!!!! Again, thanks for the Red Terrors and help moving the 215 gallon that was truly appreciated. If you know of anyone with a decent sized Pearsei who might want to sell it let me know man, you know I'll travel to PU. Keep up the good work man, your fish always look super healthy and good!!!!
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the beani is stunning .A question for you how woul a beani do with a communiy of prediters like pbass?hte color contrast would be nice !!!
jombi21;4040743; said:
Thanks Jom. The divider is 1/2 inch acrylic (T style) so it stand by itself and does not really need any support. But I still added one suction cup just to make sure
. big dovii;4040785; said:
All the credit goes to Joe from collecting and bringing them back a few years back, breeding them, and growing out my beautiful pair.
fishluvr12;4040790; said:Dang really amazing specimens! Especially the beani!
Thanks.
danncon;4040815; said:Hi bro advance happy b day. Nice fish awesame......
Wassup Danny. When are you going to meet? It has been a long time.
jlnguyen74;4040832; said:
Thank you.
Ghage;4041010; said:
Thanks for the haitiensis pair Glenn. I saw the pic of your 215 and it looks great. I'll let you know if I find a Pearsei. I found some Nics at Ocean Blue. They look nice.
Blue Demp;4041289; said:
Yeah I cheated
. I could not pass up the opportunity of instant gratification. I still plan to order and grow some out. kennye86;4041294; said:
Thanks. The divider is 1/2 inch acrylic
HULON;4041303; said:
They get very aggressive when matured and so I would not reccomend it. If you grow out some at the same size, three thing could happen:
1) The beani would bully and kill the pbass (same size)
2) The pbass would survive and outgrow the beani. Beani would end up as expensive food.
3) Since pbass produces a lot of bioload, the water quality would be a major issue for the beani.
they get very aggressive when matured and so I would not reccomend it. If you grow out some at the same size, three thing could happen:
1) The beani would bully and kill the pbass (same size)
2) The pbass would survive and outgrow the beani. Beani would end up as expensive food.
3) Since pbass produces a lot of bioload, the water quality would be a major issue for the beani.[/QUOTE]Thanks for the reply ruck Simular behavior to Dovii i suppose. single specimen in the tank.
1) The beani would bully and kill the pbass (same size)
2) The pbass would survive and outgrow the beani. Beani would end up as expensive food.
3) Since pbass produces a lot of bioload, the water quality would be a major issue for the beani.[/QUOTE]Thanks for the reply ruck Simular behavior to Dovii i suppose. single specimen in the tank.
Adhlc;4041600; said:
I'll work on that. I just introduced the female so it would be cool to document the breeding behavior.
Thanks for the reply ruck Simular behavior to Dovii i suppose. single specimen in the tank.[/QUOTE]HULON;4041732; said:
You could definitely grow them out in a community tank but like most bigger and aggressive cichlids, they are better off as a pair or just a single show specimen.
