Those are cool! I'll definitely look into those
Agreed, thanks.
K, although a lot of places list them getting 12 inches in aquaria, although that probably takes a long time.
Thanks everyone!
Which one is for me?
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Thanks everyone!
Get a pair a red festae.They are predictors and are absolutely gorgeous!Who else agrees?View attachment 992721
Wouldn't they and most other similar cichlids destroy the plants? If not I'm in!
Why not the cats?
They MIGHT eat a couple leaves here and there just board but overall they are carnivores and won't do harm to your plants.Here is a planted cichlid tank....
A couple tanks mates to choose from are large plecos, a group of at least 5 silver dollars, a good sized catfish, maybe a jd, maybe a bichir.
Twig cats can be very sensitive to certain water conditions, and must have proper food to survive.
Definitely dont add silver dollars to a planted tank. SD will likely eat all vegitation quickly. Also cichlids in planted tanks is usually risky ime, they can make a huge mess. Wolf fish is a good one and if you cant keep piranha, exodons are smaller but feed similar and love planted tanks
Oh ya!I totaly wasn't thinking of that when I posed.Sorry!
I was just thinking of fish that can actualy like with the rd pair.
I was just thinking of fish that can actualy like with the rd pair.Oh ya!I totaly wasn't thinking of that when I posed.Sorry!
Rd pair? Im pretty sure his tank is empty of fish ATM. And besides a pair of red devils will shred his plants. Dont take this the wrong way but pump the brakes ferrari. Focus a bit less on posting as quickly as you can and work on the quality of posts. Im not trying to derail, but you seem to just be throwing out whatever for fish with little to no concern for the OP's needs.
