Don't try this at home! 1800 fish in a 75g

what are the prices gonna be?
 
I did a water change today though the parameters tested out perfect. No losses overnight. I did put in all the gravel from my oscar tank and a filter from my 75g discus tank that has been running for a year. I really do'nt think even this many small fish equals the bioload of 25 cories, 5 adults discus, and a 15" oscar so I am not really expecting much of a hiccup. Just doing water changes to keep the bottom super clean for the otos.

Coupe more shots:
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"... Personaly I would put a dozen or more cories, at least 6 otos, and at least 20 neons if it was my tank. The behaviors they exhibit in larger groups of their own are amazing."

SOLD!! I want Otos and Neons. I know you don't have Brochis.. I can post in the market place here on AC, hopefully someone here has them.

So you would add 4 to my 2 Otos to bring it up to 6 total? Or add 6 to my 2 for a total of 8?

Put me down for Otos and Neons. I'll take 20-25 Neons when you are ready to sell.

I love the footprint of a 40 gallon breeder, too. I've wanted one since the first time I saw one. I want to start a thread and get suggestions from everyone on the scaping.

Anyway, sorry to hijack. You are the WOMAN!!! Great job on rescuing those guys, and they look so healthy. I know they go through so much from capture to arrival, but those guys look so good.
 
Very lucky fish! Do you know what specific otos they are? Will different ones school together? I need some more, but it is getting very cold here.
 
I ship all year long, goes pretty well. I use 72 hour heat packs. Express is always teh best option for fish. As for what type of otos they are, I think they are otocinclus vittatus. I am waiting on the final paperwork to know for certain, lol.
 
Awesome shots, Rach!
 
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