Max Tang stocking frustration
- Thread starter DrNo
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Could you be more ambiguous pappy?
Almost forgot, the brichardi are champs. They take no lip from the bichir. It has been so tough trying to find manageable stock in his presence but so far, so good (everyone keep fingers crossed for next stocking round).
WOW friggin awesome vader i love those setups and man that black with THR is popping aye.. good job man i bow down to you..
All the Tang specimen's arrived today from Dave's and were alive + top quality!
So far, I can highly recommend based on this transaction :headbang2:I will definitely do business with them again.
3 Altolamp calvus Kipili "Zebra"
2 Altolamp comp Lufubu "Dark Red"
2 Altolamp comp Mwela "Orange"
2 synodontis lucipinnis (petricola) ~3 inches each
All drip acclimated and now in the Rift tank in the breeder containers (seperated from the bichir until they are all at full strength). I'll try to get some photos when the lights come back on.
So far, I can highly recommend based on this transaction :headbang2:I will definitely do business with them again.
3 Altolamp calvus Kipili "Zebra"
2 Altolamp comp Lufubu "Dark Red"
2 Altolamp comp Mwela "Orange"
2 synodontis lucipinnis (petricola) ~3 inches each
All drip acclimated and now in the Rift tank in the breeder containers (seperated from the bichir until they are all at full strength). I'll try to get some photos when the lights come back on.
Unbelievable. The bichir is more interested in swiping at the largest specimens in the tank (the 3+ inch petricolas) and is totally ignoring the small (new) Altos.
If I can somehow pull this stock off, it will be the greatest balancing act in bichir history. I hate that I even had to try this, but it was either 'go for it' or surrender the entire Rift setup forever, blow the biotope, and/or give up specimens (either the existing altos or the bichir).
If by the fish god's graces this actually works, it will say more about the bichir's ability to learn that he need not/can not eat other tankmates and the resiliency of these species as survivors.
If I can somehow pull this stock off, it will be the greatest balancing act in bichir history. I hate that I even had to try this, but it was either 'go for it' or surrender the entire Rift setup forever, blow the biotope, and/or give up specimens (either the existing altos or the bichir).
If by the fish god's graces this actually works, it will say more about the bichir's ability to learn that he need not/can not eat other tankmates and the resiliency of these species as survivors.
Sweet man i just hope you don't wake up to a fat bellied Bichir and minus fishes..
cool deal buddy..
cool deal buddy..
You and I both Pitt. I actually have no worries about the Altos now. Its the synodontis I'm really worried about (even as the 2nd largest species in the tank).
