Hard to choose but I think this one would qualify based on size. Zebra Obliquidens. Eventually I would like to set up my 150 as a species only but that is down the line someday.
Your favorite mini-monster fish
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I busted out laughing the first time I saw Zebra O! The colors are amazing and they are stinkers, especially as they grow. Not for the faint of heart.
Spike tailed paradise fish. I had a breeding pair, both jumped out of the tank, but I found one of their babies. Then he became adult and jumped out of the tank even though I had low water. Other than that nice personality of a little fish and they have nice colors.
yup that's what they do, in my mixed african tank he is the smallest male yet likes to pick fights with my full grown Livingston alpha male (he never wins) and every few months earns a stay in the hospital tank.
They look like loads of fun! What temperature do you keep them at?
A competitor for that is Nothobranchius ocellatus, absolutely monstrous creature at about 15cm. Most nothos are under 5cm
Non heated aquarium room temperature 68°. They thrive in much lower temperature's. Native to my area and yes they are little clowns.They look like loads of fun! What temperature do you keep them at?
A competitor for that is Nothobranchius ocellatus, absolutely monstrous creature at about 15cm. Most nothos are under 5cm
Talk about almost 0 info on something. I couldn't find anything put a pic.A competitor for that is Nothobranchius ocellatus, absolutely monstrous creature at about 15cm. Most nothos are under 5cm
Are they even in the trade?
I don't think they are due to their size, predatory nature and bland colour. Almost the complete opposite of regular nothobranchius, I just saw the name pop up when I was doing phylogeny on the genus for a job-shadowing project.
I am a huge fan of black skirt tetras, aggressive little buggers and therefore made great tank mates for gars/pbass ect when I was trying to convert to pellets, "monkey see monkey do"
