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 Which Pbass should I add next??? |
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| Fire EEL |
 Jan 8 2010, 08:42 PM
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Hello, well I already have 2 ocellaris peacock bass in my 150 I was wondering which species to add next.
I was thinking either mono or tem. What you think?
-Fire EEL
150 Cichla Tank: 3 Ocell Peacock bass, 1 clown knife, 1 lima shovelnose, 1 niger catfish,1 redtail catfish
20 growout: 1 rtcxtsn, 1 fire eel
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| Norbert |
Jan 8 2010, 09:06 PM
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it's all in the reflexes
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TUIC..."Tangled up in Cichlids"...a forum vendor...has small Orinos right now
Jack Burton "And you'll go off to rule the universe from beyond the grave?" Lo Pan "Indeed!" My "someday" fish....Heterotis niloticus |
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| Fire EEL |
Jan 8 2010, 09:16 PM
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I know... those pbass in my sig are mine just to let you know.
I am worried those orinos would get eaten!
150 Cichla Tank: 3 Ocell Peacock bass, 1 clown knife, 1 lima shovelnose, 1 niger catfish,1 redtail catfish
20 growout: 1 rtcxtsn, 1 fire eel
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| GaryHart |
Apr 27 2010, 04:20 PM
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QUOTE(Fire EEL @ Jan 8 2010, 10:16 PM) 
I know... those pbass in my sig are mine just to let you know.
I am worried those orinos would get eaten!
A Temensis would probaby outgrow the others and might even eat one of them.Look into a kelberi if you can locate any. |
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