coolwade Experienced Novice Sep 24, 2003 151 0 0 47 Brisbane www.users.tpg.com.au Sep 3, 2006 #21 LOL this thread is like a year old!! Thanks for the reply, I now have an African Cichlid tank and a Gourami Tank, I hate Tetras now...
LOL this thread is like a year old!! Thanks for the reply, I now have an African Cichlid tank and a Gourami Tank, I hate Tetras now...
Grundy "A Buckeye Behind Enemy Lines" Jul 9, 2006 291 0 0 Michigan Sep 3, 2006 #22 I would agree with an earlier post and limit the tank to 2 or 3 species of tetra so you can see the schooling behaviors
I would agree with an earlier post and limit the tank to 2 or 3 species of tetra so you can see the schooling behaviors
Hannys_Papa AC Members Aug 31, 2005 596 0 0 Upstate NY Sep 3, 2006 #23 coolwade said: ... I hate Tetras now... Click to expand... Out of curiosity - why is that ?
coolwade Experienced Novice Sep 24, 2003 151 0 0 47 Brisbane www.users.tpg.com.au Sep 3, 2006 #24 Way too much work to get the water parameters right.
RockabillyChick Kilt-lifter Nov 5, 2005 1,050 0 0 40 Washington state Sep 3, 2006 #25 tetras are very adaptable. the water has to be healthy, but it is not difficult to keep them. i have had glolight tetras, blue tetras, and silvertips and all have done very well.
tetras are very adaptable. the water has to be healthy, but it is not difficult to keep them. i have had glolight tetras, blue tetras, and silvertips and all have done very well.
Web Gazelle Guardian Of The Cave Dec 1, 2004 536 0 0 50 Planet Earth Sep 4, 2006 #26 03beera said: lemon tetras are really nippy Click to expand... Lemon Tetras are fine. They are great additions to a community tank.
03beera said: lemon tetras are really nippy Click to expand... Lemon Tetras are fine. They are great additions to a community tank.