Paradise Fish

[bazil323]

They are related to both since they are all anabantoids and in the same family, but they are definitely their own species.

At the very least, I would not trust that LFSs advice in the future. They might be ignorant about the ins and outs of fish relation, but they might at least know about basic fish care. You don't have to know the exact species name of a fish to be able to give proper care in the form of high quality food and water changes, etc. Heck, I recently made the mistake of saying cories were basically plant-eaters when they are omnivorous (thanks to whoever clarified that!). I just didn't know because I've never personally kept them. Ask me about figure 8 puffers, and I can tell you almost anything, lol.

 

[jpappy789]

:rofl:

I would most definitely double-check ANYTHING that store says...or just not listen at all.

 

[E-J]

Thats why I ask people on here

 

[Kali]

with super glue you can make anything.....

I used to swear by my hot glue gun.

 

[bitbot]

I would like a paradoodle - I believe they are hypoallergenic.

 

[colematthewmala]

Haha sounds like you have a self appointed expert in the house. What a dumbass, you need to tell the manager to get some better more educated staff.

 

[irishspy]

I used to swear by my hot glue gun.

So, wait a sec. If I hot-glue the front end of a saltwater zebra fish to the hind end of a freshwater oscar, can I keep the resulting zebroscar in a brackish tank? :hitting:

 

[Finster]

Let's not sell this emloyee short. Especially without having been there. He might have meant they are a "cross" in temperament. They do seem to me to be right about in the middle as far as behavior goes.

Joe