Albino Oscar??
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Minimum tank for sub-adult (6 inches or bigger) would be a 55, and that's fitting him in there with a shoe-horn. I don't know that I've ever seen a pair of happy oscars in a 55. A 75 is a better choice. The difference that swimming room makes is amazing.
Albinos are just a tough as the regular guys, and are neat pets. They tend to get this "dirty" look to them as they age, with some browning on the edge of the fins. I'm not a big albino oscar fan, I think the brown/red tigers are quite attractive, but to each his own...
Albinos are just a tough as the regular guys, and are neat pets. They tend to get this "dirty" look to them as they age, with some browning on the edge of the fins. I'm not a big albino oscar fan, I think the brown/red tigers are quite attractive, but to each his own...
cyberbeer65
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A true 100 is fantastic for big oscars, dempseys, terrors. The green terror may give you an aggression fit as they grow and space becomes more of a premium. A Green Severum is a good replacement. Then only the dempsey may give an aggression fit, depending on individual personality.
worried oscar lover
for the last week my oscar (brutis) a 12 inch albino oscar has been spending a great deal of time at the surface and sometimes floating on his side.
i've read a bucket load of stories on oscars but none have said anything about this problem. my ph is good and the tank does'nt smell, the tank has a 2/3s water change every week.i am now becoming quite worried
CAN ANYONE HELP PLEASE :huh:
for the last week my oscar (brutis) a 12 inch albino oscar has been spending a great deal of time at the surface and sometimes floating on his side.
i've read a bucket load of stories on oscars but none have said anything about this problem. my ph is good and the tank does'nt smell, the tank has a 2/3s water change every week.i am now becoming quite worried
CAN ANYONE HELP PLEASE :huh:
